FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
TELEPHONE
LOGS/ APPOINTMENTS/
CALENDARS OF J. EDGAR
HOOVER
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TELEPHONE LOGS
SUBJECT
FILE SESCMPTION
TELEPHONE CALLS TO AND FROM FORMER FBI DIRECTOR J. EDGAR HOOVER
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At 5:25 p.m., Octobe^O^^^^^^
Georgia, telephoned the Bureau. had been ordered to
appear before the local judg^^Hj^^xow^^^^^^H^|^fl^^b^^case involving
a separation from his wife,Mp||^HHHHHH||^HHHI^PH^dded that
his wife left him because he xooinHiriiik oi whisky, now she is trying to get
all of his possessions and he was seeking FBI help as he felt he was not going
to get a fair trial from the local authorities.
J^^^m^^was advised that was entirely a matter for the local
authorities and the FBI had no jurisdiction in cases involving domestic disputes.
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At 12:10 a. m. who advised he was calling 4<K .,
from R®hvilll a _Ne braska 4 Inquired as to the identity of FBI Agents In
that vicinity.
as very difficult to understand) he being either
highly intox icated or having a serious speech defect. It appeared that
may have been contacted by an individual whom he believed **
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ONYMOUS PHONE CALL TO
MIDNIGHT SUPERVISOR
WILLIAM E. ASSMUS
10/25/61
MISCELLANEOUS - INFORMATION CONCERNING
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' At 1.12 a. in. , a woim nnUTo did not furnish her name,
called Midnight Supervisor William E. Assmus and asked If she could
talk for a while.
The caller was Informed that Agent had work to perform
but would be most Interested In obtaining any Information she might have
concerning a violation within the Bureau's Jurisdiction. The caller stated
that she didn't know if she had any Information but that if she could be
permitted to talk she might know something which would Interest the
Bureau. It was again explained to the caller that Agent had other phone
calls and official matters to handle and that he could not engage in lengthy
conversation on nonofficial matters.
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to ramble on and the conversation was discontinued when another call
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SAJ. J. Hodges
ANONYMOUS CALL FOR DIRECTOR
OCTOBER 19, 1961 c
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At 6:20 p.m., October 19, 1961, an unidentified male called the
Bureau. This individual wanted to know how he could get in to see the
Director. This individual refused to give his name to the writer and also
refused to give any indication as to the information he wished to furnish
to the Director.
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date: October 26, 1961
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About 4:30 P. M. 10-24-61
captioned individual. He was told a check wou
be returned "collect'’ to Phoenix, Arizona
sked for location of
and that his call would
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Ricker or Rickertwas known to him about eight years ago from an association *
in Ohio, that his inquiry was a personal matter concerning clearance of property,
and he knew nothing else to identify captioned individual except that he was believed
to be about 46 years old.
The Personnel Section was unable to locate an in or out-of-service
individual names as captioned and attempted several times to contact
unsuccessfully. Inquiry discloses that the above-mentioned telephone
number is listed to a pay station. There is no further action we can take. * \
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10:27AM October 23, 1961
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through operator from Baltimore,
Maryland, for the Director. He was
advised of the Director's absence and
referred to Mr. Leinbaugh in Mr.
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Mr. Rosen
Mr. Sul 1 i van
Mr. Tavel
Mr. Trotte
Mr. Jones
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Mr. Ingram-
Miss Holmes
Mi is Gandy
Mr^Leinbaugh advised that
IHVstated that "they" are trying
to put him back in a mental hospital,
with Mr. Leinbaugh for a few mii^tes,
told him that he was a self admitted mental patient.
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At 9:25 p. m. , 10/28/61, South Carolina
called the Bureau. From noises in the background and from persons who attempted
to talk on the phone, it appeared that there was a drunken party going on.
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ised foul language over the phone and generally complained
that the Sheriff 'sDffice of Oconee County was "in cahoots" with illegal whiskey
dealers. He also claimed that he had a fist fight with one of the deputies today.
It was impossible to get a straight story out olj|H^0and after some
person, obviously drunk, got on the phone the call was terminated.
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The above- captioned individual called long distance from Greensboro,
North CaroUra^^^mj^mttaAately 10:30 A. M. fi JHV29-8L He advised that he (£)
resides Greensboro. He further stated that his 17-year-old-fX)
daughter was~staying in a cabin Just outside the city limits ofGreensboro with ^
a man and that the local police would not take any action. ^I^HIHPwas 1
advised that in the absence of any indication of a Federal violation, the FBI
could not take any action.
Bureau indices do not contain any reference identifiable with
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INFORMATION CONCERNING
date: 10 / 29/61
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The above-captioned individual called long distance
from Elizabeth City, North. Carolina, on this date. Mr . Henry
was upset and incoherent. He advised he has a brother residing
in Atlanta, Georgia, and this brother is near death. Several
relatives are supposedly enroute to North Carolina, and Mr. Henry
wanted the FBI to check Eastern Airline flights and advise him
when to expect his relatives. Mr. Henry was advised this was
not a matter within the Bureau's jurisdiction and possibly he
might want to contact his relatives and obtain from them information
regarding their travel arrangements.
Bureau indices do not contain any reference identifiable
with Mr. Henry.
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On the afternoon of October 30, 1961, telephoned
the Bureau and was referred to SA John M. Reed, Crim^tesearch Section,
toted she was writing a letter to the PBI and
wanted somebody's name in the FBI towhomsh^nuld direct her letter and .^iCrV
said she would direct it to SA Reed. not elucidate asv*^
to the contents of this letter but said it would be seif explanatory.
Bufiles contain no record identifiable with
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Mr. Malone
Mr. Rosen
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Mr. Tavel
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Miss Gandy .
RE: BILlTSHIRLEY
UNITED PICTURES, INC.
BUFFALO, NEW YORK n- 2 j
You will recall captioned individual telephonically
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A quick check of Bureau files reflects that one
Colonel Bill Shirley of Buffalo, New York, telephonically contacted
the Director's Office 11-18-60. He refused to speak to an assistant
because "Nobody but Mr. Hoover can help me, ” He terminated the
call by saying he might try to contact the Director the following week.
Shirley did contact the Director's Office again on
12-7-60 and spoke to Special Agent Thomas Mitchell. He referred
to the Director and Mr. Tolson by first name and said he met the
Director at Atlantic City some years ago. He stated that on 1-15-61,
the Variety Club in Buffalo would be Installing new officers and he
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Mr. BILfiTsHIR LEY of United
Pictures. Inc.j telephoned through
operator from Buffalo, New York,
for the Director. He was advised of
the Director’s absence and offered
the services of Mr. Leinbaugh in
Mr. DeLoach’s office. He refused to
speak with Mr. Leinbaugh and asked
that the Director return his call at
TL 4-1500 through Operator #28 in BirffalOj New
York.
Mr. Malone
Mr. Rosen
Mr* Sul 1 i van
Mr. Tavel
Mr. Trotter.
Mr, Jones
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Mr. Ingram-
Miss Holmes
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Mr. Shirley did not indicate what he desired to talk
with the Director about.
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Mr. BRUCB-SMlTH telephoned
through operator from Chicago,
Illinois, for the Director. He was
advised of the Director’s absence and
offered the services of an assistant
which he refused by stating that he
would call again sometime next week.
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Because of the common name and lack Miss Gandy
of identifying data it is impossible to identify Mr.
Smith in Bureau files; however, Bureau files reflect
that one Bruce Smith was internationally known as an
; authority in the field of police administration and was
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New York City. He was a lecturer at the National
Academy and an SAC contact of the New York Office
until his death September 18, 1955.
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bS^orcua^^ations with him. Bureau files contain
no derogatory information concerning,
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offered the services of an assistant
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the Director. She was advised of the Mr. t««i
D irector's absence and offered the Mr. Trotte
services of an assistant, which she
declined by stating she would call
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At 10:10 p.m., October 27, 1961,
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stated that they have lived in three different locations in
the Boston recent past and at each place the children have become
sick and she thinks she and her entire family are in danger.
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local policSBHSemarked that she had already reported this to the local
police department.
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called at 1:20 a.m. , 11-2-61, to
advise That his Mark II Stengun (similar to light
machine gun) was missing from his room at th^
Digrai (tu rra ttsiux tj nuwc ai aw* o ouui ©aa#
explained that he was a gun collector and that the
.gun in question was strictly a collectors item which
had been purchased at Ye Old Hunter, Alexandria, Va.,
an^jandered completely ineffective pursuant to law.
AHHBsurmised that his fraternity brothers probably
too^the gun as a prank and would return it shortly;
however, he fa^Uia should make its absence a matter
of record, added that he had apparently
mislaid his document containing the serial number
of the gun, but that he would attempt to locate it.
It was suggested to^H^^pthat he immediately/^
alert the Metropolitan Police Department to above (y
facts and, if not located prior to morning, to also ?e)
advise the Alcoholan^Tobacco Tax Unit of Internal y
Revenue Service. agreed and said he would
do so.
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volunteered that, he had an application /
for employment currently pending with CIA,
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With reference to our telephone conversation
of yesterday, I wanted yon to.jmpw that we have not
ittVestigatedfl^^BBBil^^ He *** t J° 1 rn
in London, England, and is an Internationa^^
amt author. He was the founder of the
in a 939 , which subsequently became the _
— Uni ted states address i s in care __
C amb ridge, Massa- ~
jq 1949 ho was the author of a pamphlet on pacifism
caile d from which he appeared to have
been a SmrSRacUiswor many years- _
closely associated for several years with the national peace ^
efforts of Quaker groups. |
I am sorry 1 cannot be of more help to you, but
I am very glad that you called this matter to our attention.
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No investigation has been conducted with regard to
However, Bureau files reveal tha^ij^94^i^ was the
a pamphlet on pacifism called “ from
which he appeared to have been a convinced pacirist ror many
years. In 1948 information^a^furnished from a source considered
reliable at that time that^^^^Hp had never been connected ,.l
with the Communist Party orit^activities, but had been known u'7 t '
for many years as a pacifist with close association to the inter-
oups. It is noted that the
mentioned above, is described
as a Quaker pacifist group. (Department of State Communication,
dated April 8, 1948, 40-84238-2)
an Executive Board meeting of the
Syracuse, New Vork^ PeaceCou nci l^was^held in ^S^rac use,^at which ^
was distributed to
New York. An informant who has furnished reliable information I
in the past advised that the sense of the article was that more
and more influential persons in the world are following the lead 9
of the Pope', of Albert Schweitzer, and Nehru against the hydrogen
bomb "because it is so definitely wrong" and that all other
alleged comments made for the subject as "defense," deterrence,"
"bargaining weapon" no longer count with these people. (100-419683-21
On October 1960, one4^HiHPI^HHHfl£ »
of Springfield, Illinois, furnished inforaatio^^^^^^i^^igfield i
Division that she had attended a meeting onBH^BQ^PH, of
the Fellowship Group of the Unitarian Church in Snriy^^ld. p 1
She stated that the speaker at this meeting was^^B^^BI w ^°
advised at the outset of this meeting he was a member of the
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former PresidentEisenhow^^B^flHu^^^^^Rhev of* the USSR
as maniacs playing with nuclear toys. stated that
the press or the United States is aoii^^^Ye^^poor job is
keeping the citigens informed concerning world affairs,
statea that all of theanll nations nf the mid want j
and all of the trouble_£e»ceraiAg a jmrld pease was cai
United States and group that
he had just in New York City
and the best speech naa^xnere^accoroii^^^minr was by Fidel
Castro of Cuba. (105-0-7801
New yo:
concerning the issue of
louncement one of the speakers ns
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information as follows:
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’Literary Digest. 1 I am trying to exonerate myself and I can look down on
everything. If they are testing underwater, it has to belch; then they could
see it, couldn’t they? 1 am very angry with you and I go to church every
Sunday and pray to God. Itiveled a considerable distance to make this call. **
The caller then mumbled incoherently a nd stated she would
again later as she could not remember why she was railing in the first place.
Bureau indices do not contain any reference identifiable with
Lowrey and she is not listed in the chronic complaintant box.
ACTION:
Route to Crime Records and put this call on record in the event ip
of any future call. / Ll ^*1
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Mr. DeLoad
DATE'. 11-3-ei
Trotter
subject:
Tc/Qf=/)onQ- C ^//3
LA VERNE, CALIFORNIA
Yesterday afternoon^^B^^PBlelephoQed the Bureau * I
and "was referred through the Telephone Room to SA John M. Reed, Crime
Research Section.
^H^^|[||^advlsed she wanted to make sure her letter ^
August, 1961, was Drought to the Director's attention. She said it concerned
her beliefs on communism. Her comments were somewhat rambling and
at times she was incoherent.
A
Bufiles reflect aSHEI^^arerne, California,
telephoned the Bureau October 9, 1961, inquiring about a letter she sent
the Director 8-28*61 "con cerning commu nists." Bufiles do not indicate
any previous contact with^HB|MSother than the above. (62-0-61484)
nm/ 1 ! At n rnam a
nauumjacinuA 1 mn;
None. For information.
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11/8/ 61
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MISCELLANEOUS - INFORMATION CONCERNING
Tolaon _
Belmont .
Mohr
Callahan
Conrad _
De Loach
Evan*
Malone _
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Tele. Room
Ingram
Gandy
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called the Bureau at 2:25 a.m. to ask the Bureau’s assistance in a
problem he has involving the adultry of his wife.
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It was explain
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:hat this was a matter for the local authorities
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AiivAA^o^cva lic wuuiu ia luucii wun me local autnorities.
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3:36PM November 3, AJJtK
\V/ Mr. NORMA^MANDY telephoned
*/ I locally, 1 16r &H asBUR&it. He was
' 1 referred to SA Healy in the Crime
Records Division. •
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Mr. tv*n*
Mr. Mai on*.
Mr. *os«n.
Mr. Sullivan
Mr. Tw*1 —
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SA Healy advised that Mr. Mandy
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3A nc*i| mw m. . » Tete* w*
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before a group of teachers in Chevy mi»
Chase, Maryland, on December 8, mss candy .
1961, or sTlater date at the Director’s convenience.
He would like the Director’s talk to be about *
yo uthf ul criminality.
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Mr, Mandy was told that his invitation would
brought to the Director’s attention.
Mr. Healy recommends that be call Mr . Mandy
back, decline the invitation for the Director, and
offer the services of an assistant.
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TO
now
subject:
Hr. C. A. Enni
T. W. Smitb^^
date: November 4, 1901
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CONCERNING
6Tt,}tf>h+n*~ (Lol IIs
an individual identifying himself as
North Carolina, telephone number (
BSTSauTr ea'ue stlnaTospeaS to the Director. flfcnX «** '
advised that the matter cesaeerttdd^the slave labor
act. " He stated that a North Carol ina, had n dumped )
pipe in his yard" and it became necessary for him to move the pipeT
advised that while moving the pipe from his yard he in advertently damaged some f
of this pipe and as a result litigation was instituted by
further advised that a heated argument resulted and he assaulted*
It was pointed out
not come within the jurisdiction of the BBL
this was a local matter and did
ACTION:
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Tola on
Belmont
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subject:
Mr. W. C. Sullivan <\r date: November 9, 1961
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INFORMATION CONCERNING’
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who was reluctant to furnish his identity, called
at 1:00 a.m. 11/9/61. He claimed knowledge of crime conditions in
Minneapolis area during last 15 years and requested FBI Officials
extend him full cooperation in cleaning it ujj. When asked if he had
previously contacted the Minneapolis FBI Office or local police
authorities concerning this matter, he said he had, but had found all
authorities contacted, including Minneapolis FBI Agents, amateurs
who didn't know how to investigate crime. He was challenged on this
point and then told that Minneapolis FBI Office would accept and
properly handle any worthwhile information he could furnish.
identical with
fubject of 111 etjai~w earing
a'*'! impersonation case U 7 - 3 u;jj;j ; , veterans Administration case (17-
10137) and Extortion case (9-29602), all in early 1940's. The
investigations indicated Merritt was psychopathic.
ACTION:
File
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INFORMATION CONCERNING
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Captioned individual telephonically advised at 6:30 A.M.
this date that he had something very important to state and wanted
to be interviewed by an agent. He was queried as to the nature o f
this call and he said he would not advise over the phone.
was told that an agent would see him if the matter he wished to
discuss was under the jurisdiction of the FBI. He said he would
think it over aad_m>sslbly call back^^^^^ ,
•hone number is4^HAnd he resides on
s contain numerous - references on
n locality of Vienna, Virginia. QtfjftVf
however, none i
ACTION: For Information.
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1-Mr. Preusse
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Belmont
TO
FROM
subject:
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Mr. Kos«^>l/
C. l. He
date:
11/8/61
Callahan
Conrad —
DoLooeh
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MISCELLANEOUS - INFORMATION CONCERNING
^ .
. Northwest. . *
Washington, D, . C. , called ttye Bureau at 12:22 a. m. to report that
an integrationist group (identity unknown to her) was reportedly holding
a meeting at the "Rhode Island Plaza" regarding the freedom ride on
route 40, Maryland, 11/11/ 61. ___
who sounded intoxicated, advised that she had
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up a. jfw tui& wiuicu iwjf uii uk evening ui u/ // 01 ana POUgnt nirn
a comple of drinks in the Neptune Room. She stated they had discussed the
racial situation and she had advised the unknown colored boy that she was
against the proposed freedom ride on route 40.
During the course of the ir conversatio n the colored boy, who
has refused to furnish his name to4Hm|m^told her there was a big
rai^^Mh^lhode Island Plaza (exact location of which was unknown to
being conducted by an integrationist group who planned for
th^reedom_ rides ll/U/61,, on route 40. The young colored boy invited
to attend the rally to present her views against the proposed
ride stating that she might be influent ial in dissuading the group from
conducting such a ride.
meeting
stated that she telephoned her apartment to let
w^here she would be and in the meantime the colored boy left,
stated she felt the Bureau should know about the proposed
The meeting as described by her did not appear to be a violation
of any Federal law but she was thanked for furnishing the above information.
eau indices contain no information identifiable with 'I
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Tolaon .
Belmont
Mohr
Memorandum
TO
FROM
subject:
Mr. RoseiA^
W. B. TelteU
¥
date: November 127 1961
DeLooch
Evans
Malone
Rosen _
Sullivan
Tavel _
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Trotter _
Tele- Room
Ingram
Gandy
N CONCERNING
At 5:40 A. M. , November 12, 1961,
Hollywood Boulevard, Hollywood, California, telephonically
contacted the Bureau t^taU^^^ih^Director. He said that he O
wanted to repor^that Redondo3eMh,-C>ll feraia, '
telephone operate a transmitter which is driving people ‘
in Los Angeles^buggy . " He sai^th^s^^^javes were affecting him
at his motel. He related that had recently been
fired from his position with the Coca Cota Company in California.
laid that he lives in Los Angeles and has been
staying at this motel for three weeks* He added «HrH -n nna l
information could be secure^from the mother of
who can be reached at^fl^^^^HRin Redondo Beach.
Bureau f
identified with
ontaln
and
hat can be
a^uun;
None* For information.
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subject:
Mr# Evans
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date: 11-11-61
Sullivan
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called at 4:35 p.m* fro6 Battle Creek, Michigan,
stating he wisffflfl to obtain relief from the FBI from things that
were happening to him at the State Capital of Illinois* He was
obviously drinking and could furnish no complaint other than the
fact that radar and radio activity were bothering him and he
needed relief* He related that as result of the radio waves and
radar bothering him he could see pictures in the sky*
Kjjmi
This memorandum should be routed to Crime Records Division
for their information in connection with this obviously psychopathic
individual*
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UNITED STATES GO\
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Memorandum
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FROM
subject:
Tola at
Btlnatt
Bohr
Caiiahat
11-10-61
lime of Call: 3:42 p. m.
- COMPLAINANT ° ' 1
MLSCELLANEO
The captioned individual, 'who state^^heresides a
Church, Vir gini a, telephone 4fl^flBlB~called to state that
ie had just called the Attorney General's Office to tell him that she didn't
like the way he catered to colored people and the person that answered the
phone hung up- on her. She stated that she didn't vote for President Kennedy
and didn't like to be forced to associate with colored people.
ACTION:
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to furnish to the FBI.
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ADDENDUM:
11-11-61
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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
Memorandum
Mr. Rosen j Jjf
ToLaon
Callahan
Conrad .
TO
date: November 12, 1961
DeLoach
Evans
Malone „
Ro*on
Sullivan
Tav#l _
FROM
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Trotter
subject:
INFORMATION CONCERNING
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Tele, Room
Ingram
Gandy
At 1:00 A. M.
who said thi
resides Rockville, Maryland
telephonically contacted the Bureau fron^h^Twinbrook Restaurant,
Viers Mill Road, Rockville, Maryland. HHHI^said that he was
having a few beers at this restaurant and wanted to report some
suspicious activities there. When asked for specifics, he said he '
had gotten into an argument with some individuals who said the^were
from a National Retail Association, Alexandria, Virginia.
said they have been fighting Post Exchanges for years. He could offer
no other information and was inclined to ramble in his comments.
Bureau file
irregularities at that Post Exchange,
declined prosecution.
was allegedly involved i:
The United States Attorney
ACTION:
None. For information.
ADDENDUM: SA Harry R. Varburton, WFO, advised that
telephonically contacted WFO at 1:10 P. M. this date
was drunk last night when he called the Bureau and wanted all inf or-
RHE : mrh mat ion he furnished the Bureau disregarded inasmuch as
( 5 ) there is no substance to it.
SAC, Eaoxville
11-18-61
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telephonlcally adv i*Aa theBureaujonlovember 11, TPolv
that captloaod T8stauranV Bella boar and opera too, poker
games _botb~of - which are 'illegal in hie town. He person
has lost money In poker Kanes at that restaurant. He
clalns that he has conplalned to state and local police;
however, these agencies cannot close the restaurant as
he had requested. The nanner of ^ooes* Speech Indicated
he nay have been drinking.
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SOUTH. FLORIDA, PERSON
ALLEGEDLY VISITED BY^^BTnOT LOCATEB BUT PERSON WHO MAY
BE IDENTICAL BE l NG CONTACTED EARLY THIS DATE FOR INFORMATION
CONCERNING UN SUB. fll^FwiLL BE INTERVIEWED UPON RETURN
TOJMI and BUREAU' AND INTERESTED OFFICES IMMEDIATELY
ADVISED. AIR MAIL COPIES TO MIAMI AND TAMPA.
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FROM
subject:
date: 11/20/61
B. C. Rachnai
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Dorothy Whitehead
Washington^ _D ,C.*
Information Concerning.
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Dorothy Whitehead, no fixed address, Washington, D.C.,
called at 4:35 A.M., 11-20-61. She requested that FBI have her
"locked up" since police officials, who just laughed at her,
refused to do so. She gave a very disjointed story about some
kind of blackmail among family members resulting in personal fear
of life. After explaining Bureau's jurisdiction, she was told her
problem was one of local police interest.
Bufiles contain no information identifiable with
liTiitehead .
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date: 11/15/01
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Tolaoa
Trotter
Tele. Roan)
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At 1:34 a. m. , 11/15/61,
Lansing, Michigan, who called for the Director's Office, was trahsTered to
Midnight Supervisor W. E. Assmus, General Investigative Division.
^m^requested that the Bureau send Agents to Lansing to '
surveil his wife whom he believes is trying to poison him. ' ' . .
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eged that his wife is presently employed in a night club^
in Lansing, Michigan, and she has changed from her usual Ch ristian way of (£X w*"'
living into a "creature" whom he doesn't recognize, ^mstated that he
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ueueves sue is leeuiug orogs wmcn cause mm neaxi ana lung iruuuie.
was informed that based on information furnished that this .
did not appear to be a matter within the jurisdiction of the FBI and he waa^i)^
referred to local authorities for a possible solution to his problem. It
may be noted that^HH^sounded to be mentally deranged.
Bureau indices contain no information Identifiable with
1 - Mr. Ingram
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Air tel to Detroit prepared and information to
tw referred to Lansing, Michigan Police Depart *
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This is to ad vise that oo the evening of
telephoned the Bureau. «&«» umAa m* an ^ etet^ L * t>a<i
been drinking. dBflHlE*aldh^ad tried to get in touch with youT Office
but someone le trying to keep him from contacting the FBL
flMHHVvMBe) he wanted an Agent to contact Mm within
^^U^^es in a bar at the corner of 8th and Santa Fa, Denver, Colorado^
i^BH would furnish no Information indicating why he wanted to have
an Agent conta ct him. When he was advised an Agent would n ot contact
him without his Indicating the nature of the contact, ^^HBHfeegan to
use obscene language, assa u l t ed Agent on duty at the Bureau became
very critical of the FBL
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Bureau files contain no information identifiable with
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The abovM^urnished for your information and any action deemed
necessary should|^HHIBcontact your Office. ( anl^ - 1
NOVI 8 1961
COMM-FB* _
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NOTE: This call received at Bureau 8:40 p. m. , 11/17/61, by SA J. J,
Night Supervisor, Division 9.
Hodges,
Tolmon _
Belmont .
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date: H-19-61
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Sullivan .
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ed that he w or iced at the (OUlXO -|
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Cap! tela, California, to
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to
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irresponsible and no action is recommended. For information.
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subject:
W. R Weltel^r
OUS - INFORMATION CONCERNING
t
r ag Im^ Saint Davids, Pennsylvania,
called for the Director's Office at 4:48 a. m. , 11/16/61, and was referred to
‘ Midnight Supervisor W. E. Assmus, General Investigative Division.
hjtfXO' {
I I flHHHHHi who sounded mentally deranged and possibly v
intoxicated, engaged in a 35 -minute harangue in which she complained of
^er mail being opened by unauthorized persons and made derogatory remarks
(concerning FBI Agents in various FBI Offices to whom she indicated she h g d
: furnished the same complaint.
It was explained when her conversation could be
Token int o, that this appeare^t^o^^matter for the postal authorities, tdr*
indicated this was indicative of the "stupid" attitude of the FBI
and terminated the conversation.
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date: 11/21/61
Callahan
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D«Loach
Evans —
Malone
Rosen
Suiilvan .
Tavel
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FROM
subject:
W. R W4| »
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MISCELLANEOUS - INFORMATION CONCERNING
Northwest, Washington^ D. C. , called at 2:40 a. m. to request that a Bureau
Agent cont act him iox information of possible interest to the Bureau.
Misstated he could not furnish the information over the phone but that
it related to an interstate matter.
indicated he was employed as the night manager at the
and could be contacted between the hours of 12:00 midnight
1 and 9: 00 a, m. daily, or at his horn
Washington, D. C. , after
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Questionl'&pecifically as to the nature of his informationJ^^^P
advised that he does not wish to discuss it over the phone but it related to ^
the possible interstate transportation of women and narcotics.
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Bureau indices contain no information identifiable wit
n the
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"Hi
Aj ACTION TAKEN:
Supervisor Washington Field Office, was telephonically
furnished the above information^He advised he would have an Agent contact
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date: 11/22/61
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MISCELLANEOUS - INFOR
HON CONCERNING
At 1:52 a. m. ,
Pennsylvania, called to reques
for his daughter's school work.
fount Carmel,
assistance in doing some Ires earch
[who /sounded either intoxicated or mentally deranged,
or both, advised that his daughter, in connection with her school work, is (W
required to detern^ne the official bird, flower and tree of each of the 50 states;^
of the union. ^BHwindicated he had contacted Senator Barry Goldwater,
Governor Rockefeller and The White House for this information with negative
results. He wanted the Bureau to furnish him this information.
I
It was explained tofli^^HPthat this was not properly a functional
B1 and it did not have this information available. It was suggested to ^
~ :hat he consult a good encyclopedia, his local library, or, as a last i
resort, the Library of Congress.
Bureau file 49-5 -4732ft discloses that on 9/9/61,
request of FBI pamphlets for his daughter's use in school.
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date: November 22, 1961
Spoke ui
Northtowni Pennsylvania O . , ^ r ,,
Information Concern i n g — T t t— « /4i
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called from above address at 2:35 a.m. 11-22-61. He
having located two suitcases, later described as "green,
pink, red and purple pillow covers", which he felt could be connected
with a European "episode” many years ago involving two peasants.
He was unable to further describe the "episode"; to explain the
significance of the suitcases; or identify the contents of the suit-
cases other than a European map. He emphasized that his memory was
hazy but that he might recall more particulars later. He implied
that the matter involved had probably been one of security interest.
was advised that in the event he recalled more specific
facts concerning this matter appearing of interest to the FBI he
might desire to communicate directly with our Philadelphia Office.
Bufiles contain no information identifiable with
ACTION:
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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
Memorandum
TO
MB. EVAN
from : MR. CLEV
SUBJECT
ELANtjj^^
date: 11/25/61
OUS- INFORMATION CONCERNING
CaUaban
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At 6:55 P.M. today, S.A. D.H. You ng received
call from captioned perso^wh^liyeo. at
JH^JElmsppxt JfpJLYork. HHHEvas very arunjc am
was rambling and incoherent at times.
Be told a long tale of having gone to the Taft Hotel
in New York City tonight, and was thrown out. He wanted us to
get into the matter because the taxi driver who took him from
Elmsport to New York was, according to him, an "admitted narcotics
boy." He did not know the name or description of the cab
driver. He also said he was stirs there was drug traffic going
on in New York City. He also felt we should get into the alleged
assault on him in being thrown out of the Taft since the Taf$
rented rooms to people from out of the state.
was referred to the New York City Police Depart-.vi
ment and the Bureau of Narcotics. Our lack of jurisdiction llflfw**'
was explained to him, over and over, which he never got through
bis head. Bufiles contain nothing identifiable.
ACTION: None. For information.
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subject:
date: 11/20/61
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Toiaon _
Belmont .
Mohr
Callahan
Conrad _
De-Loach
Evans
Malone „
Rosen
Sullivan .
Tavel
Trotter _
T*U. Rn
1 nor am
Garwiy
- INFORMATION CONCERNING
Calif orni™
in identifying her.
Sacramento,
request the Bureau’s assistance
to'*'*
alleged that she did not know her true identity
having received information frori a relative that as a child she
had been bought for yiO in New York City. She indicated that ,yc~f
v.illiam Randolph Il^^^^th^j^v/spaper magnet, had some part in ®
this transaction. sounded mentally unbalanced.
It was explained to that this appeared to tft-i
be a matter for the local the FBI could not
assist her.
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Memoranda..
T olson
Belmont
Mohr
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MR. EVANS
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date;
11/23/61
Evans
Moiotie
Rosen
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subject:
Time, of calls:
12 f 33 a.m.
12:52 a.m.
Sullivan
Tavei .
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f -^Tele. Room
I*
MISCELLANEOUS COMPLAINT
(Request for protection)
stated he feared a beating by his
son-in-1 aw/caUed to ask for"protection from the Metropolitan Police. "
He was insistent on protection and stated it was an interstate matter because
his son-in-law was coming into the District of Columbia from Maryland for
the purpose of beating him up, and the Police Department had told him there
was nothing they could do beforehand. On his second call, he stated he did
not agree with me that the facts he gave did not constitute a case within the
Bureau*s jurisdiction, and stated he was going to write to his "Senator in
Virginia. " At his request, I gave him my name. No action recommended.
DETAILS:
ated he resides ati L Apartment
that he was
(P
102, Wash ington, D. C. He also stated at the beginning
rational, but scared. He seemed to be excited. He said he wanted someone
sentoutto"protect him from the Metropolitan Police, " and continued that
employee of the Federal Housing Administration, was .
comm^ron^yattsville, Maryland, to his residence address to beat him up. (v
He related he had reported this to the Metropolitan Police, but they had told (C)
h im they ^ould not do anything forhimunti^fter he was beat up. He stated |
elep hone number Upon questioning as to the
identi'
of
for the num
admitted that
s his son-in-law, the husband
s in the current telephone directory
It was explained courteously to^^^|^^^^^0that the facts which {
he furnished did not constitute a violation within the jurisdiction of the Bureau,
and that we would not be able to comply with his request for protection. He
then became more excited, and said that although b&'toas "physically 33
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helpless" he had a Japanese knife from World Wai^H
him whether or not it would b e all right for hi
himself. When I told him that I would be unable to aavise
matter would have to be his own decision, he said, "Certainly I didn’t expect
you to stick your neck out!" He then hung up the phone. It was 12:42 a. m.
MOV 30 1961
I called the Metropolitan Police Departm ent, and spo ke with Sergeant
Raminelli, Precinct. 14, who said he was aware of^^^^^pfeall^to the Police^ j
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Department for protection. Sergeant RaminelU stated they could not offer
protection in a threatened misdemeanor, but that he would notify radio
patrol car,
called back at 12:52 a, m. and asked me if I had
"reached a decision, " whereupon I informed him that he had been informed
previously of my decision that the facts stated did not constitute a violation
within the jurisdiction of the Bureau. He then stated, f l disagree with you,
sir. " He added that he was going to write to his "Senator in Virginia " and
requested my name, which I give to him, and he hung up the phone.
or his son-in-law
Bureau indices contain no record identifiable with either
Submitted for your information in case any inquiry is received.
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Mr. Evans
J. J. Hodges ^
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date: November 27; 1961
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DoLooch.
Evans _
Malone _
Rosen
Sullivan .
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Tele. Room
Ingram
Gandy
D. D. 'KIRKPATRICK
INFORMATION CONCERNING
At 8:10 p. m. , 11/27/61, Mr. Kirkpatrick called the Bureau.
Mr. Kirkpatrick advised he is being followed by two men and he fears for his
life. The men are driving a Pontiac with New York license number 7L727 and
an Oldsmobile with New York license number DN 7554.
Kirkpatrick refused to furnish his address and stated he had formerly
j been in a mental institution.
Kirkpatrick was advised to contact his local police but he said he
would only trust the FBI.
Bureau indices contain nu Information identifiable with Kirkpatrick*
ACTION:
None. For information.
1 - Mr. Ingram
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from : B^C. Hachm
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subject:
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date: 11/29/61
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Gandy
who readily admitted being in intoxicated condition
called at 5:50 AJI 11-29-61. His conversation, which concerned "lousy
politics" and "dirty politicians", was generally incoherent and
meaningless. v A
Bufiles contain nothing identifiable with
WflfcV I
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On 11/30/61, ^^^^telephonlcally contacted SA William A,
Sullivan at the Bureau, at which time she’ appeared to be int oxi cated as her
speech was h. haling difficult to understand what she was saying.
However, it appear has telephonically contacted the Newark Office^ \S^
ind attempted to obtain an Agent to come to her residence relative to some letter. 1
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Federal violation and she indicated that it did not but it may be bf interest.
In her condition it was impossible to make any int elligent evaluation of
whether she had a legitimate complaint.
become a
at she was or had been a secretary fori
noted that an AEA investigation was conducted on
at which time the applicant was to
rnlshed her residence address as
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The above is submitted for the information of the Newark Office.
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UNITED STATES GO 1
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TO
Mr v -Beluro,
FROM
A. Rosea
date: 12/1/61
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Evans
Malone _
Rosen
Sullivan
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subject:
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Ingram
Gandy
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TION CONCERNING
J*$r
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elephoned the Bureau from'
Texas, at ~2:16 a.m., 12/1/61, and asked for the Director,
tated that he had been drinking. He was initially
abusive in his conversation stating that he has no use for any
Government officials based on the manner i^wJ^ch United States
relations with Russia are being handled. ed on and
on in an incoherent manner. He stated that he is collecting a
total disability pension from a nervous breakdown suffered during
his service in the Marine Corps and that he has spent some time
in a_m enta l hospital. He furnished his birth date as
at
"appears to be identical with a reference in
Bufile 66-31S2-4790, which records a phone call in the same
vein as the present one made b^hio^t^th^Ehireau on 6/1/57.
at Dallas, T
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TO Mr. Evans
from W. V. Clev elandK'^ ^
date:
subject:
LELAND iJjtC GRAY
INFORMATION CONCERNING
/ dr
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Balmont
Mofar
Callahan
Conrad -
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Evans _
12-3-61
Rami
Sulliw
Tava!
Troitar
T*k. Room
Gandy
The above- captioned individual telephonically advised at
2:08 A. M. , on 12-3-61, that someone had taken his bus ticket. As a result,
he stated, he would be arrested, unless he could get $3. 00. He asked for
$3.00.
Bufiles contain no reference identifiable with this individual.
ACTION:
Index name for future reference.
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subject:
Mr. Evans
W. V. Clevelamli^'
date: 12 - 3-61
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CONCERNING
At approximately 3:10 A. M.. 00 12-3 -61, telephoned the
Bureau from his residence, 4HHBB l^^el, Maryland. He stated (O
he has recently suffered a nervous breakdown and he believes someone will *
kill him. He advised he has nothing upon which to base this belief, but in the
event he "is ever found dead" he will "have made it a matter of record. " He
then hung up.
Bufiles contain no identifiable information concerning
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k Lon Angeles, California, teiepnone,
.ephoned the Bureau and advised he had at his
Jlvldual b y the na se of Jfcrry Bober t^a Be said
>rtd had information that he wished to furnish to the
FBI. 'but he, 4^4 not knot what Boberta had to report.
^^J^^l^n4«itted during the call that he was drunk and
he and loberU had been in a bar for several hours. Wtf‘VI
of the FBI *
was advised to contact the Los Angeles pfflce
(wtfCO
with
ureau indices contain no Inf omat Ion identifiable
The above Is furnished for your Information and
any action deemed necessary.
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
UN i TED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTfCE
Mr, Tol son -
Mr* Belmont
Mr. Mohr
Mr. Callahan
ST
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7:4 5PM
December 4, 1361
Mr. telephoned
c ollectthrougi^perator from
Atlanta. Georgia, for the Director.
He was advised of the Director’s
absence and told if he desired to pay
for the call, an assistant would be
glad to speak with him. He declined
to pay for the call and was given the
telephone number of the Atlanta
Office .T
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A
Mr.
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Evans
Malone
Rosen-
Mr. Sullivan
Mr. Tavel .
Mr. Trotte
Mr. Jones .
Tele. Room-
Mr. Ingram-
Mi ss Holmes
Miss Gandy-
Bureau files indicate that one_
was an applicant
for United Nations employment in 1953. He
cancelled his application the same year. The
investigation did not reflect any derogatory
information concerning his loyalty; however,
server al individuals expressed the opinion that
HH^was emotionally unstable and would not
recommend him for employment. It is not
known whether or not this individual is identifiable
with the one that telephoned for the Director.
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w&nuri^Aiion ALAI
TELEPHONE CALL FROM _
WARREN, PENNSY LVANIA O
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if Warren, Pennsylvani
Washington on business telephoned 12-7-61.
locate a person whose last known address was
This person he is tryi ng to loc ate is not a relative but sold some property in
as an interest.
Pennsylvania in which
said he was in .
I^^Bfcsaid he was trying to ^
is in Washington, D. C. , in 1919.
I explained that our identification records are confidential and
available only to law enforcement and governmental agencies for official purposes
or to relatives of missing persons. He said he understood. I suggested he
contact the Civil Service Commission inasmuch as the person he is trying to
locate is supposed to have worked for the Government.
ACTION:
For record.
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OFFICE Of DIRECTOR
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
UNITED STATES OEMRTNENT OF JUSTICE
5:40PM
December 7, 1061
telephoned collect through operator
from Calexi co. California for the
Director. He was advised of the
Director's absence and told if he
desired to pay for the call, an
assistant would be glad to speak
with him. He declined to pay for the
call and asked that the Director
return his call through operator 62
El Centro, California. Telephon
Bureau indic t
dices contain no reference b
cri
(ftMCft-l
Hr 4 Hal on*
Hr. Rosen
Mr* Sullivan
Mr* Tavet _
Ur Trntt
ni » i i v * »
Mr, Jones
Tele* Room
Mr. Ingram-
Miss Holmes
Miss Gandy -
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date: December 8, 1961
fkom : J, J. Hodges
subject:
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ON CONCERNING
Moline^JUinolfl,
At 7:30 p . m. , Decembe r 6, 1061,
called the Bureau, £|HHH[Mstated he wanted to 'speakonlywitMhe Director,
ypon being advi s ed that th^Director was not in his offlceflHH^said he
would call the Bureau on December 7, 1961, and he terminated the callT
UflftH
Bureau indices contain no information identifiable with.
ACTION:
None. For information.
1 - Mr. De Loach
1 - Mr. Ingram
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Kri Rosen
Eva
Moll
date: 12 / 8 / 6 J *a;‘
subject:
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* INFORMATION CONCERNING
M -
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Tote. Ri
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Vienn a .
Virginia, called the Bureau severa^^Tlmes during the early
morning hours of 12/8/61, in a drunken condition, to request (j>fc v
Bureau assistance i^^^cating his wife and the man with whom ''-fO
she had run away. insists that his wife and this man,
whose name he did not furnish, have committed violations of
Federal laws within the FBI's Jurisdiction and he wanted to
talk to an Agent. O
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[indicated he had previously contacted the «*■>><>• i
Bureau in this regard.
Bureau indices fail to disc lose any information
which could be identified withA^^^Ron the basis of informa-
tion available.
ACTION TAKEN:
Resident Agent Ken Hauver, Alexandria, Virginia,
Residen t Agency, was telephonically contacted regarding
desire to talk to an Agent. Hauver stated that
has been in contact with the Alexandria Resident Agency an.,
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violation within the Jurisdiction of the Bureau.
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for the Arlington Police Department, Arlington, Virginia.
From the conversation with
that they had been drinking. '
Due to the fast that the callers stated this was an emergency the
writer contacted the Desk Sergeant, Arlingto^Count^PoUceDepartment and
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was determi ned she w as the individual^H^^^R^^HR|RH£were attempting
to contact. ^^RRR^was very appreciative of the information butstated^I
have been trying to forget that part of my life for twenty years. " flBHHRsaid t
she is formerly from J amestown. New Y ork.
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ft phone G&H from individual »Ho identified hinsftlf ftfl V\
lllso^ stated that iflsoa claimed that he and his g,
girl friend were being held captive at an unknown location in
Arlington.
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received this phone call atiher re sidence
tal who stated his name was Bobb y^Wilso pjpWBR /|j|
andria^^T^rginia. 4111 bob claimed xna^ne fj)
and his girl friend, had been walking on South (e)
15th or 16th Street, Arlington^ Virginia, during* the evening of ,
12/5/61 when they were abduct eq by two white males in their
early 20' s. W&lswn alleged that he and his girl friend had
been taken to an uninhabited apartment house where they had been
bound and gagged and their valuables taken.
Wilson claimed that he had been successful in removingp^M^
his gag and, although bound, had been dialing seven numbers at Q
random on a telephone which he claimed was located in the room
in which he was held^^I^wa^through this random call he alleged
that he had reached Additional details were furnished
by the caller regarding the experience of himseif and his girl » _ V.
friend. RECr $
ocTTCIice^
An immediate _call__was made to the Arlingto;
Department to Officer writer started vt£>
furnish the information to (H^m^^^|Hfcstopped him^aB&r st\t‘eo
"Let me see if I can tell you whatyouhave to furnish.",
mished a sto ry identical in detail to that fun
nformed that this called had been active in
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the alleged
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take place in the near future in Coiiim n.a j
Bureau files reflect that one
who has also used the name
to the subject of an Interstate Transport s
JJjlj 11 12f! r Vehicles caae ^58. Thee
originated from the Miami Office and
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The captioned individual of Vienna , Vir gini a, telephone NkftfrYt
__ called at 12i35 a.a. t 12-10-01, and said ffiat he wanted
Information as to his wife's whereabouts* He said his wife and two
daughters left Vienna approximately thirty days ago in the wife's
car and had been variously reported as being In Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania; Charlottesville, Virginia and Vinston-Salen,
North Carolina.
He clalaed that the Vienna ^Virginia, police Department
had built a wall aroun d him and did~ not fur nish him any information, &
He also added that one^HflPHIHB^H had appeared at his house n)
in Vienna some four ^^^^^^^^^anomaa^claims that he had a Russian p
satellite* He had set off several minpr explosions .
in his front yard but did not furnish any details. Aott maintained '
that he was not insane and there was no domestic difficulty Involved
in connection with his wife's disappearance.
However, he spoke in an extremely disjointed manner
indicating that he is probably the victim of some mental disturbance.
no information identifiable with Scott, or
ACTION
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Captioned individual telephoned the Bureau at noon on December 8,
1961, and upon referral from the Director's Office, spoke with SA James R. Heady,
Crime Research Section.
requested a statement from the Director
wnich he coma utilize to oppose a proposealocaMiquor ordinance currently v r
being debated in his community. informed that as a
matter of long-standing policy, it is not possibuiOT the Director or Hie FBI t
to comment upon matters involving local legislation. He was clearly informed
i mil uic x- m tuuiu nisi hr xuouiuiety uu ufimueiu m an uuuceruli]^ me llll i cui
debate in his community.
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Ant affpmnf to flnetk nAr Aonallv to thu . \i»V
It is noted that
on 2 or 3 prior occasions in a pers „ T „ .
Director and only agreed to speak with an assistant as a last resort. The 0“^*
Director noted at the time of a call on 12-JJ-61 that he did not know him.
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Director* He was advised of the
Director's absence and offered the
services of an assistant which he
refused by asking that the Director
return his call through Operator 44
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Mr. Evans
J. J. Hodges
ONCERNING
At 11:45 p. m. , December 4* 1961,
called the Bureau. |^^^vas very incohereni
drunk. ^H^used very obscen^anguage, assaulted the telephone operator,
the Bureau and the writer. ^^B^^became very dbusive and he was asked 11
the writer could be of any help to him or if he had any information he wished to
furnish to the Bureau. He replied "hell no. " At this point the conversation was
terminated by the writer. — z
Bufiles reveal that on June J, 1957, on<
Dallas, Texas, telephoned the Bureau. He sounded as if
and during the call stated he was half dr unk. He bad nothing to report. (66-3182-
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At 1:52 a. a., who stated he was
calling from Dallas, Tex as, profanely ashed if the Agent to , tN
whom he was talking (.uianight Supervisor V. B. Assmus) was the(V
(Profane) Agent t^y^|^ie had previously talked and who had (l)
hung up on him. ^^IBRvas advised that he was not talking fC)
to the same Agent and inquiry was made of Sanders as to what
he wished to report. Sanders, in a very profane and insulting I
manner, stated that he had attempted to fujy^s^information to
the FBI but that he had been hung up on. stated that
although he was a former inmate of a mental institution he had
been hospitalized because of his great zeal in enforcing the law.
who had obviously been drinking, furnished
no specific information but made constant references to the
stupidity of Bureau Agents and was extremely profane and insulting
in his remarks.
After being cautioned several times concerning his
profanity and insulting remarks and being advised that the Agent
did not consider it necessary to subject himself to such abuse,
the conversation was terminated by the Agent.
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possibly identical with instant caller, * i
the Director, He rambled li^onversation ^) c *
called and asked xor
about the possibility of losing his job with th _
the near future and sounded as though he had been drinking.
ACTION:
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Crime Records in the event subject should call during the day and
in order that a chronic complainan t card may be made on him. . *
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On the afternoon of 12- 8- 61 , ^Mm^ftelephonically
contacted Bureau Headquarters and was referredtoSAJobn M. Reed,
Crime Research Section.
vised that her husband had Just recently
died, and she wanted the FBI to assist her in settling an insurance
claim of her husband's, whom she said was formerly employed with W
the Government. She said that he was nc^^^emnloyee of the FBI.
Bureau responsibilities were explained and it was i
suggested to her that she contact an attorn ey of her ow n choice.
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12-10-61, and claimed that he was a former second lieutenant a nd that he
was a qualified pilot. He added that he intended to "defect” to Cuba and
offer his services. declined to Jive his full name or address
or telephone number. He spoke in a manner indicating that he was highly
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ACTION
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called from Pomona , California this evening
InforBatlon concerning alssing person*. The
Bureaus missing persons program vas explained to BS
** was' apparent that she vas* not listening to
the explanation and she repeatedly Interrupted. Her con-
versation vas garbled. It vas obvious that she vas emotion-
ally unstable. She then ashed to be connected vith President
Kennedy because she says her life is in danger. It vas
suggested that she contact the local police.
finally volunteered the information
that the last tiaS She had been fingerprinted vas at the
California State Hospital at Norvalk, California. It
developed that she either had been or is an Inmate there.
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he had been dr inking and rambled on in an incoherent manner discussing
various topics such as the weather, religion his wife and so forth. He stated
he just wanted to call to say hello and to tell "J. Edgar Kennedy I love him. "
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he said had died in Albuquerque, New Mexico." ___
said hie brother*! death was hated as a suicide bat he was sore this was
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trouble. Wright was asked for more details, bat he did not even know lt
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At 2:40 A.M. today Whalen called from Chicago. Illinois.
He stated he had something confidential to tell the P.B.I. When
asked what it was* he said he couldn't tell me over the phone.
I suggested he call our Chicago Office* He said he had on several
occasions but the telephone operator always disconnected him* He
then said he would call me back but he never did.
Bufiles contain no identifiable info.
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S tate of Maryland.
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added that he had
Information In
spossesslon that h
• .\i wold like to tarnish to as Agent of this Boreas tint doe to the complexity
• ttuat * 0 ® preferred to be Interviewed hy u Agent la — -
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are requested to hare an Agent interview
any information In his possession that would
aUa^den
wMbeoP
and determine if he
interest to this Bor
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DECEMBER 22,
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This Is to advise that on December 22, 1961, an anonymous
telephone call was received aft the Bureau. , The caller refused to burnish *J-
his name but did give aq&ddress of
Youngstown, Ohio?
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The caller stated there Is a cell of people operating In
Ohio, and have other operators in other parts of the country. The caller
said this group came from Germany about ten months ago and they are trying
to indoctrinate him into a dsb.
his call.
The caller was a male who advised he had been bowling prior to
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Too are instructed to make an inquiry at 222 Smlthfleld fltrefl^.
Youngstown, Ohio^ In an attempt to Identlfytthe caller. If he Is Identified, ' "
interview and determine if he has any information which would be of Interest . „.i
to the y^3L . * j- . . . . # . v Vv, ■ .■ -.f^ ■-*.=■.. *3
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DEC2 6 1961
COUM-FBI
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actiCE OF DIRECTOR
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUS
12:17PM
December 22, 1961
Mrs. Petropoulos, wife of DrV&fc
GEORGETpETROPOULOS, 9201^
Harringtofc Drive, Bethesda,
Maryland, telephoned and asked to
speak to one of the Director’s
assistants. She was referred to
Mr. Kemper.
Hr* Malone
Hr* Rosen*.
Hr* Sul 1 i van
Hr. Tavel
Hr, Trotter
Hr. Jones
Tele. Room.
Mr. Ingram,.
Miss Holmes
Mr. Kemper advised that Dr. and hi ss Gandy
Mrs. Petropoulos are having an unveiling of some of
the works of Bell-John (he works in metals) at their
home at 8:00PM on Sunday, December 24, and would
like the Director to come. p
Mr. Kemper thanked Mrs. Petropoulos for the i
invitation and explained the Director's absence fro f
the city.
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'Memoranda,
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FROM
subject:
MENTAL PATIENT
EASTERN STATE HOSPITAL
WILLIAMSBU RG, VIRGINIA"
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date: 12-26-61
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Ingram
Gandy
At 2:01 p. m. on 12-26-61, upon referral from the
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rv: » - wif:
L#ii cuiur e> uiiiut?,
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Special Agent James M. Murphy oi uie unme
Records Division talked with the above captioned individual who
wa^^^^honinefrom Poquoson, Virginia, where she resides at
flmfPwitb her parents. She indicated she is presently
home on a three-day pass from Eastern State Hospital, Williamsburg,
Virginia^a^nsane asylum, where she has been a mental patient
sinc wHr She talked in a rather rambling and incoherent manner
and stated she wanted the FBI to instruct Albert Sidney White,
n
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hmui ui Ui XViA vvuiHjr ?
T7t rrl ftl O +A K A »• l?AftfAwn
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i was actually not mental, but physical, and that she had been ) 0
of enemy warfare, wherein she ate some poisoned food. "
Hospital as he has apparently been so instructed by her parents.
She was informed the FBI could not take this
action although she insisted that her return to the mental institution
upon her parents order was a Federal case. She pointed out that a
few years ago, in connection with applying for a civil service job,
she had been given a clear bill of health, both physical and mental,
from officials at Fort Eustis, Virginia. She also oointed out that her
condition
a victim
Because of the statement she allegedly received from Fort Eustis
officials and the fact her condition was physical and not mental, she
did not desire to return to Eastern State Hospital. Her only hopes were
for the FBI to intercede in any commitment order Sheriff White might ,
attempt to fulfill. ^ ^ ^
RECOMMENDATION: n . , — ““
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For information.
1 - Mr. Ingram
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Memorandum v
Mr. DeLoachjJ
Callahan
date: 12/21/61
JTH-UM
subject:
^ I ft a ^ j lie
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Gandy
(fiteH
BEDFORD, OHIO
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lephoned
O'Beirne of Crime
<irr>co-j
At 11:15 a. m. , on December 20, 1961,
long-distance to Bureau Headquarters and spoke to SA John
Research Section.
She spoke in a highly agitated manner and related the ■he 'la
having in obtaining a just settlement in herdivorce action against her husband. She
claims that her husband and his broiher^j^p are racketeers in Cleveland, Ohio,
a member of an interstate gambling syndicate. She said he owns two
spite of the fact that he has a felony conviction. She advised that
her husband and His brother have bought off her attorney, law enforcement officers
l.
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could assist her in presenting the facts regarding her husband's assets so that she
will get an adequate settlement for the support of their four children, ages one through
seven.
She also informe
Cleveland.
was advised of the Bureau's inabilityto
t she had related this information to our Office in
i V^N/ _ V i
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assist her.
.ect no information identifiable wil
_ ’is described in a report of the St. Louis Offic^ate^^^
August 10, 1960, as a "gambler" from Clevel^^^Jhio, who visited^KHMIl^^n
Mexico City, Mexico, on January 1, 1960. alleged to hav^beej^migaged
in the smuggling of Chinese into the United States by private airplane at a cosLof
$2, 000 per person and to be involved in the narcotics racket and gold smuggling/'
_ In September, 1951, the Chief of policy Cleveland 1 wrote the
Bureau requesting that thefmgerpr^t card <JH|^P|J|pgQ||^Hp£ubmltted
incidental to his arrest inBBBiiHkf£ r car^in^^^onceale^weapo^be returned
to him as the charge had been dismissed and he had requested
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1 - Mr. Evans
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that his fingerprints be returned. The fingerprint card was returned to the Chief.
RECOMMENDATION:
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Memorandum
UNITED STATES GO
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Belmont
Mohx
TO
FROM
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date: December 23, 1961
W. B. Welt fr„0<v
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Tele. Room
Ingram
SUBJECT:
INFORMAT
'ft-'. - < <7 Oan^v.
At 12:13 a. a., 12/23/61, captioned individual
called tb^Bureau from a local phone and spoke with SA Robert R.
Hanni. 40liwas incoherent and admittedly drunk. He refused
to give his address, telephone number, or the purpose of his
call. Be called again at 12:32 a. m. and 6aid he was being
"framed." He refused to elucidate and hung up.
Onft
FRT Wtimbpr
ViApn
the subject of National Stolen Property "Act ~7roTatTchs~~in regard
to the passing of fraudulent checks in 1947 and 1948, In 1956 AjlXcH
he was the subject of a contemplated bank robbery at Avcnd.le, ■
Maryland. U, S. Attorney declined prosecution as evidence
insufficient to sustain successful prosecution.
suspects
ACTION
was checked out as one of many possible
case.
■V:
None. For Information.
1962 i
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4 OFFICE OF DIRECTOR ’ *
T FEDERAL BUREAU OF IHVESTIGATIOH
UR I TED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
6:33PM December 19, 1961
i OT^E 4
SCOTy YE AH WOOD telephoned
through operator from Shreveport,
Louisiana for the Director. Re was
advised of the Director's absence
and offered the services of an
assistant, which he declined by
cancelling the call.
Bureau indices contain no reference
toSbott Yearwood.
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. Mr* ToVson
Mr. lelMont
Mr. Mohr
Mr. Callahan
Mr. Conrad
NT. oaLoach
Mr. Evans
Mr* Malons
Mr. Rosan.
Mr. Suit Iv
Mr. Tavel
Mr. Tnottar
Mr. Jonas
Tala. ROOM
Mr. ingraM
Miss Moines
Miss Gandy.
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not recorded’" fe|
28 JAN 8 1962 |g
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UNITED STATES
Memorandum
Mr. Evans
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subject:
datk: January 1, 1962
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CONCERNING
Tovsl .
Tnttsr
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. At 6:47 p.flif. H
ls wife
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61, the writer received a teleghon^call from
Baltimore. Maryland. MH^HRdyised
*- ' mU>i^«IlilirtU e ,
by whom she has had one child.
land, with
stated that on the morning of 12/31/61 he returned to his home from
church and found a note from bin wife stating that fine would like to return
to him, but feared thal
would kill him.
stated that he had
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been refused protection by the local police, and since he believe — /
might make an attempt on his life was calling the FBI as the next higher (t) ft,
Vtimi V>%
It was explained to^mi^B that we were without Jurisdiction
in this matter and could only refer him to the local police for protection.
CMSVUVA AVy •
No record in Bureau files identifiable with either of captioned
individuals.
ACTION:
For information; no further action necessary.
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REC-9 4 JAN 4 bo*
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Memorandum
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Sallira
Tivil.
Trotter
Tote*
called at 4:45 a. m. from telephone!
Dallas.
ed only if she was "scaring anyone" and declined
ft
state the reason for her call. After a moment on the line, she stated she
desired permission to hang up and, although she was informed it was
satisfactory for her to hang up, sh^refuse^to do so until the operator was t
placed on the line, at which time4HHHVstated she would hang up with
thevpermission g^o^Jh^perator,and the Agent. Permission was granted
following which^^^^^HBhung up.
fatten
Based on limited information available, ^^^^^H^Jcould not be
identified in Bureau files. •
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Memorandum
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DfLoQdi
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DATE:
I/S/W
subject:
Sullivas
Tovtl
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Tvk. Roc*
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HUH WllVAAAliilVi
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forth west , Washington^ D^C. f
called aF2:29'iira£ I> 'V report vandals had broken the windows in his residence
and broken his television set.
a spoke very little English and a lar ge part of the conversa-
:ed in Spanish. It was explained toEMMfchat the matter ^y £ \J
concerning which he was complaining ap peared to be one for the local r
police department. . It was suggested to^|^tbat he contact the loeid
authorities.
^m^dvised that he would contact the Metropolitan Police ^
Department^mt said that he would probably also contact the Washington
Field Office today to furnish them full information.
could not be identified in Bureau indices.
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ACTION TAKEN:
Supervisor Grant Na nna, Washington Field Office, was advised
of the possibility that^MH^night appear there today.
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RECrt
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UNITED STATES GOVERNUENT
Memorandum
TO
prom
subject:
¥• C* Sullivan
B. C. Rachn
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called at 12:25 AtfT 1-3
male German companion of
Washington , D »C> » a Tra»*j »< ui iu ah smu^iijwi a »
"pa rty~ a t l)f f Icere Club, 1624 - 21 St Street 1*1 f., Was hington
D.C. on evening of J.2~31-6l* should be investigated,
stated his suspicion was based solely on fact that the uerman
disclaimed knowledge of English early in evening but spoke
fluent English as evening wore on. When pressed for description
o^this individual as well as further basis for his suspic ion
UHlBms unable to supply same pointing out that he,
had become intoxicated at the party.
JHHH|ifas apprised of Bureau's responsibilities in
internal security field. He was told facts he presented did
not constitute violation but hiscallwould be made matter of Iftl/cV!
record. It is pointed out that e^BBBUUBk was incoherent at times
and gave indications of being intoxicated at time of call. He
mentioned he had called CIA concerning this matter but received
no satisfaction.
Bufiles disclose UHHpl called Bureau 12< 26-61 and
requested investigation of Greek family residing above him. He
became indignant and profane when advised that facts he presec
did not constitute violation within Bureau's jurisdiction, j
ufiles contain no information identifiable with
ttfWOH
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1-Sullivan
1-Rachner
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TO
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subject:
Mr* Evan#
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C/ M date: January L 1962
yr^nr:
R. J. Daily 1
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INFORMATION CONCERNING
This is to advise who resides at
Alexandria, Virginia, called at ;
a retired Government employee and as a tax attorney* win manner of speech
strongly suggested that he was quite intoxicated. He spoke in a rambling
manner of various unrelated matters, including former President Woodrow
Wilson, his widow, and the recently-opened Woodrow Wilson Bridge across
the Potomac River.
ACTION:
Indices contain no references identifiable with
o
"Te. I r . n h no
iCjhttV \
The above information is being made a matter of record for the
possible future assistance of supervisors on night and wee ken d duty.
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UNITED STATES OOVl ‘
Memorandum
TbIm*
CaUotu
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to Mr. Hv*nO^ date: January 6* -1962
v^feom W. V. ClevelanlRr
INFORMATION CONCERNING V/
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Gomrfy
subject;
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At 1:22 p.o. 1-6-62 SA D.
captioned person who is presently
Ely, Ne vada . She was in a highly excitable state "and said that
she was ^ Piv »aHjin moHlral tr eatment and that her husband,
was not able to
^£AW$*t£tion.
his car was out ox oroer. s»ne also saia xnat 'rxxr s ntjOSX would
not let her husband make the trip for which she could not give
any reason. She wanted the FBI to get her husband immediately
and get him to Ely.
was advised tnat the Bureau had no
jurisdiction in such matters and it was suggested that her
husband ride a bus or train to Ely. She said that was a very
good idea and hung up.
ACTION:
*
Bureau files contain nothing identifiable with
Mrs. Pierce. This memo should be filed.
3 //^
9 JAN 8 1962
UNITED STATES GO
Memoran
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TO
FROM
subject:
Mr. DeLoac
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date: 1-4-62
Sulim
Tml.
Trottit -
Tilt* Boon
Gcixhr
•SPITAL-
SAN FERNANDO, CALIFORNIA
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SA John W. O
tfj^ptelephoned long distance today, 1-4-62, and spoke to
'Beirne (
Uihkm
fiiKn*»Aiil Affl
kUk/Vl WU1V M*
of the Crime Research Section. He advised that he Is a
tient mX the g.bo?g hospitel sn d ess c sllisg to report importsjit
security information to the FBL He identified three bars in the Los Angeles
area where he had worked as a "spotter" and he found that two of them were
dirty. He said he had done four years in jail and after getting out worked in
these bars. He believes he contracted tuberculosis at two of th^ bare.
* * » *
He was informed the matters with which he was concerned were
not within FBI Jurisdiction. He replied that they were and he wished only that
Director Hoover be advised. This individual appeared to have a mental
problem in addition to his other troubles as his conversation was completely
illogical. (tfSXiVl
Bufiles contain no information Identifiable wi
RECOMMENDATION:
For information only.
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MemoraririiM
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FROM
Hr* 1 vans
A* B* Eddy
date: 12 / 30/61
subject:
TION CONCERNING
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T^Leph* vc
i.
The above-captioned individual telepbonlcally contacted
Duty Supervisor SA Clark I, Brown at the Bureau at approximately
1:30 a.m. 12/30/61 from JackaanHeights . Hew York, He sounded
drunk and was incoherent. stated that he was attempting v*n
to get in touch with Secret Service but was unable to get them, IJ
said his life was in danger, and stated that he was connected with ^ '
telephone number APL 2428 which was Secret Service number. He ■
was specifically asked if he were a secret service agent and he
stated he did not say he was but that he was connected with instant
telephone number. He later stated that he was an "operative."
****<! for advice but was unable to explain vhil^tjpe
of advice he wanted. He was advised, however, that if his life were
in danger he should contact the local police. He then wanted the
local FBI telephone number in Hew York which was supplied him by the
switchboard operator.
Caller appears to be identical with subject Bureau filJ^
7-4611, who reported his. wlls_xam~ possibly kidnapped in
from Hew York 8/21/46 shows that investigation discloses j
suffering a mental ailment.
ACTI0H:
None. Above submitted for information purposes.
CFB:ma:saa
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Memorandum
TO
mow
subject:
Hr. Ros
V. B. Welfce
BBMBT I
INFORMATION CONCERNING
date: 1/5/62
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Tolra
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At 3:10 a. a., 1/5/62, Jphnsoa called the Bureau, however,
he was unable to maintain conversation as be was drunk and
incoherent. At one point he stated he wanted the Bureau to get the
e i _* tt xi i i a h
xocax pQuce on me ran,"
Bureau indices contain no information identifiable with
Johnson*
ACTION:
None. For information.
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Trotter
Tils. Ran -
At 2:45 a.*., 1/5/62,
California^ telephoned fro* an u
attempting to take papers from hi*,
any additional information due to his
Bloomington. ( 0 .
r stating soaeone was y/j
was unable to furnish)
en condition.
ACTION:
Bureau files contain no Information concerning
None, For information.
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62 JAN
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Memorandum
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FROM
subject:
V. B. Wei
date: 1/11/©*
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from
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who stated only that he was calling
» P» C.« called at 2:25 a.m.
was highly Inebriated and his speech was
practica^^Oinlntelllglble s When asked as to the reason for .
his cail^JH^tindicated he really had forgotten why he (h/>X0'f
called the Bureau and drunkenly repeated questions^ asked of
him by the Agent Supervisor. Th^^^^l^was terminated without
obtaining any Information from of value to the Bureau.
Bureau in
identifiable with
fall to reflec t any Information
on the basis ~5f~lnf ormation aval
table.
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M hta
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Illinois, telephone telephoned the BurwaTW^iBod tKaf ^
wui aj^Mred at thi Chicago Office on tht morning of 1/U/6I and furnished
information to the Bureau of a political nature. According
Ids understanding that an Agent from the Chicago Office would at kil.^*’
residence during the afternoon of 1/11/62 to Interview him and Us wife.
sed that he was calling the Bureau In an attempt to :
determine the status of the investigation being conducted on the Information
that he had furnished to the CUcago Office. i,-- vr v ; .• ~ ^ •- w^v~vf
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was advised that any further questions regarding this
matter should be handled through the Chicago Office of this Bureau, - t - . t
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The Bureau indices contain no information Identifiable with^HP *3
Above Information being furnished for your information and fbr *
any action deemed necessary, ^ ^
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MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION CONCERNING
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;elephoned the Bureau at 9:25 a.m. on
ioke with SA Frank J. Hudson. He advised he resides al
Fl int, M ich igan,
stated that he has TT been in the dark" for many years and
that certain people have been putting him "through the wringer. ” His
speech was rambling and incoherent at times and he stated at one point
"I f ve had a few beers."
Bureau files disclose a reference to who was Wilt)
involved in a minor dispute in 1951 between the members of the Brotherhood
of Railroad Trainmen and Operators of Railroads in the Michigan area.
(122-338-393 and 588).
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Re Bureau letter captioned. "ANONYMOUS TELEPHONE CALL,
YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO, DECEMBER 22. 19 ol7 Tr dated Decem ger26,
l-Splj. In which anonymous caller refused to furnish his
name, but did give 222 Smithfield Street, Youngstown,
Ohio, as his address.
An inspection of the City Street Directory of Youngstown,
Ohio, disclosed no such address as 222 Smithfield Street.
Youngstown. Ohio, hut did ill I Hjfc> \
resides \
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appointment made, and interviewed on January 4, 19S2, away
from his resid PTI^P nl f“\ "P Amrsl AitmenL A \l*S/A i
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advised that on December 22, 1961, he attended
a Christmas party at his place of employment during I
which time liquor and beer was served and during j
afternoon hours "things became wild." He said he was /
then on vacation and joined the office party at ftf‘ifcV’1
Minneapolis-Honey we 11 Company, 3330 South Avenue, *
Youngstown, Ohio, about noon and stayed there until ‘
about 4;00 to 6:00 PM. He added that about 4*00 PM
December 22, 1961, he and
were, th^only persons left at this party
stated he and while drinking, be came
a heated argumen^over some subject which
now recall. ,> — — y ,/
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atlonal Guard. He said that during this argument;
told him he^c ould have 50 me’h ft'thlv offlccwlt hlBr
5wo minutes and asked
then phoned someone
£1 , short time later, two men came to tfl< offloe> ^ rfs' Sai d these,< ^V '
.rVfSlrrmeb* about 23 to ' 2# ve^?sdf age , were 'acquainted wlthjBI^HHk A *3
and were Invited by 4HM|^ to have a beer. ThenBjHppptold ,jij ^
one of the men to stand up, sit down^ ; stand .up and sit down; "
. .^Lfhaia he would call the FB_
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asked the men if
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ot aii^ wieai waa^n wbav 0< vw won jvu
■ other ma n said he was not wearing^e belt of any type, /'whereupon^
:~.-er*r ■ jMfmtold him he should always "wear hi s black b elt. Again,"'.
; . thlsman had an amused look on his face. then opened*
■ . bottle of beer and threw it across the room to one of the men/*^^S
'“'and the beer' bottle smashed oh the’ floor of the" office. "About"
this time some employee of this company entered the office and
upon viewing the scene, orde red the two strangers to leave. Thesa
two men waited outside until Joined them^^hen -they left; i.*
continued that . a few minutes later, phoned the , \4
and made some remarks^ tS Vi
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said" he. left 1 the office
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% te mp ted to disguise his,
cannot now recall.
stated that after “'returning to his residence. ;%i
on December 22, 196l> he attempted to place a collect call to
the FBI at Washington, D. C. , and engaged In an argument; with
the operator In this regard . He said he finally" spoke "wlth'V
someone with the. FBI at Washington, D, C., and Admitted having v / v ^
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Upon being questione d about his remarks as contained *. ”
in referenced letter, stated that ^he had been intoxicated i
* and apparently had let hie imagination ruh^away with, him.” 'He? >ltv3
.. V indicated there were ho.facts that he could. recall, to Indicate" S' 4
%* ' ^T-^-that ' there is . a cell of people operating at Youngstown wlth.^ O- py^J
' operators In other parts of. the country or that this group .came
from Germany about 10 months a^^d'are'^ryl'ftg**!^ indoctrinate (W
hlmlnjg^j club. He stated that he must have been thinking about '
■■■■■^ghavlng served In the U. S. Army in Oermany about 10
moffln^^o.
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said he was most embarrassed about this
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happening and remarked that on the
he had received a phone call from
his behavior at the office
Ing of December 23 , 1961,
who ftnoLogl 2 ed for
said he himself Is a World War II veteran,
having served in the submarine service of the U. S. Navy. He Gv
said he attended college in New York state and ls_ajflBHM> ' w
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matter and indicated
the FBI.
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rad no additional information to furnish
In view of the above, no further inquiry is being made
regardlngthis matter.
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At 2:30 a. a.
Jersey f called the
residence by Agents of the Seiark Office. vho (&
sounded Intoxicated, did sot furnish any Indication as to the W_
nature of the Inf
oreatlo|^i
before he bong np. indicated that he had been la
telephonic contact with soseone la Cries Accords Division of the
Bureau several aonths ago.
he wished to coavey to the Boreas
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Tele. R
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address, on 9/17/61, contacted the Bnrean stating hA hxd been
maintaining contact with, the Bureau and wlHBf of the
•hits House" regarding "Doctor Soblue." Be suggested at that \
tie# a hireau Agent call on hie. the See ark Office waa advised
of this call in the setter captioned "Unknown Subject; fw»tor
Bobert Soblea - Tlctla, It Al., Extortion." Intonation
concerning this case la known to the Vevark Office.
*ka* Htf.lnss
1ft Vlgf fif
le known to yoordizice as s chronic complainant, that
ha be contacted by an Agent of yonr office to determine If he
has any information relating to a violation within the Bureau's ,
Jurisdiction.
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Memorandum
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FROM
subject:
Mr* Evans
date: January 15, 1962
J. J. Dodges
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INFORMATION CONCERNING
tor’s Office the writer spok^with
Oklahoma City. Oklahoma, telephone v .
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stated the reaso^orhls call was to request the Dir ector
i to write a letter to him stating he, SEflS is a loyal citizen, ^f^^padvised
j he is "ready to do anything for his country. " (wfilCt r
said he was born in Oklahoma and raised in Texas* (dtftt'-V- 1
, advised that he had served with|^^^pfor four years and
he wanted everyone to know that he is a loyal American citizen. (WiKtV !
during the call said he had been drinking. (WifOt*- 1 "'
advised by the writer tha^h^Director couldn’t write
a letter to him stating that he is a loyal citizen. ^^I^SRwas further advised '
that the files of the FBI are confidential and the only 1 information that can be ,
tarnished from the files is upon the request of another Government Agency that * ■
has requested the FBI to conduct a specific investigation.
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identifiJ
the write
ientifiable with
ACTION:
appeared to be satisfied with the above explanation and (HftcVI
talking with him. Bureau indices contain no information
None. For information.
1 - Mr. Mohr
1 - Mr. De Loach ^
1 - Mr. Ingram /y^
KC ’ 9 I7 JAN 18 198
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Memorandum
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date:
January 16, 1962
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Ingram __
Gandy
For record purposes, at 6:40 p.m. , 1-13-62, Wick received a telepho ne
call from a P ortland. Oregon, operator stating that she was calling for
|c ivi 1 Defense organization. ^BK»<tesired to speak to Mr. Hoover. Wick
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uesucu to nave a
conference call set up between
Portland
and Wick.
Wick asked why a conference call was necessary. The operator stated
wanted Wick (or Mr. Hoover),
something very expedite to handled
[on one line because
The Portland operator was not able to set up the conference with all the *
partiM^^^pdesuje^on the lin^mtil 8:30 p. m. , 1-13-62. When all parties were on ther-
line ,^^^said, ^^HB this is£|B 1 am in Pilot Rock, Oregon. I have been here for (t
three days. I thought it was due for a shake-down. The only reason I am making this ,
call is that I find this part of the c ountry is infes ted w ith c ommunist propaganda. They
are loading the television and radio stations with communist propaganda like we had
twenty-five years ago. "
Wick asked^H^^BB the identity of "they" whereupon ^^Msaid, ,f l don’t £
know who is doing it but there is a lot of communist propaganda hereT^BMHBB ft
rambled on for about five minutes concerning radio programs and television programs (c
which he alleged followed the Communist Party line. He said that KHQ is one of the >
main offenders. Also, he said, several NBC and CB S network progr am s are r eceived
in Pilot Rock and they are ''communist propaganda^ ^^BBflHHt tol<BBBB^ e ^ atter
did not know what he was talking about. You 3X6 making som
serious allegations about my station and you had better be abte to back them up. *' g
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;hat they did not know what he '
Both
talking about.
was
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1 - Mr. Belmont
1 - Mr. Sullivan
1 - Mr. Jones
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Wick told^ipthal if he had any specifics he should write FBI
Headquarters or contact our field office.
smirch
From all indications, it appeared thatfl^^iad been drinking inasmi
as he rambled considerably, his words were indistinct at times and he was very
non-specific.
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The conversation was terminated wher^Vick toldj^^to get his thoughts
collected so that this thing would make some sense. ^|^said be would do more than
that. "I will come to see each of you three men. " He then hung up. _
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^^^^^^^Bureau files contain no identifiable information regardini _____
or^HA A check was made of Civil Defense personnel by theXiaison section
an<9IBiBWcould not be identified as connected with the Federal Government's
4 W _ J« - - - Ti H 1 1 V\ m iLni 1 rt Anin/1 ITT T f V\ f K/i G!^ ■‘if Ct aT O iYArt
uivu ueiense program* it ma,y wcij. ut: uidi|p| wmic^icu nuu ww uiaiu w t^v/u
Civil Defense program inasmuch as he did state during the telephone conversation,
’This telephone call is costing the people of Oregon a lot of money. "
ACTION:
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subject:
Mr. Rosei
date: 1 / 17/62
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MISCELLANEOUS - INFORMATION CONCERNING
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Northwest, Washington, DlC^^cailed to state that liquor
was being illegally served at several cafe's in Northwest
Washington.
was informed that this was not a matter a\
within the jurisdiction o^^U^^FBI but should be handled by
the local authoritie^^^^^^f^B stated he had advised the
local authorities. informed that he had gambling' _
information whichhe had furnished to the Metropolitan Police ’
Department. furnished no specifics.
It may be noted
the time of his call.
ounded very intoxicated
with
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US - INFORMATION CONCERNING
who sounded intoxicated and identified
Ardmore (Phi Maryland, called ( tyift) - \
He complained of having been beaten and said he
had reported this to the Prince George's County Police who
had taken no action. Be Insisted on an investigation but
refused to give any facts, saying his family was in danger.
Be alluded to narcotics but again refused to be specific.
Throughout the conversation be was obnoxious and
rude. He was unable (or unwilling) to give his street
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threatening and abusive and continued to refuse to furnish
specific infrmation, the conversation was terminated.
ACTION
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Memorandum
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subject:
date: 1-22-62
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ANONYMOUS TKTjePBnwE CAUft
RECEIVED 1-22-62 CONCERNING
CORRUPTNESS OP LOCAL AUTHORITIES IN
UNDESIGNATED LOCATION
MISCELLANEOUS - INFORMATION CONCERNING
Tolfton .
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Tel*. Ho
Goody
At 1 : 51 t.|. a, male Individual who refused to furnish
his nuts or the location from which he was calling advised he
wanted the FBI to do something about local corruptness*
Repeated efforts to obtain the caller's name and
whereabouts were unsuccessful. From the caller's general
conversation it appeared he was calling fro* somewhere in the
■idwest .
Caller complained that the local police and Sheriff's
office were corrupt and that he could not furnish his informa-
tion to the local FBI Office because it too was corrupt.
Caller was informed that in order to take any action
on his complaint it would be necessary for him to furnish
Information regarding the officials concerning whom he was
complaining. Caller then became profane and stated that all the
law enforcement agencies were corrupt and would not act on his
complaint and he was fearful for his life. if he disclosed his
identity. The caller was told to "put up or shut up” regarding
his allegations on the part of Bureau Agents which he refused to
do and the call was terminated.
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Memorandum
TO
FROM
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DATE: 1 1 Q
subject: TELEPHONE CALL^FROM ATTORNEY HENRY J/ WHITE
Houston, Texas; 1-17-62
At 11:05 PM, 1-17-62, an individual identifying himself as Henry J. Whit
an attorney at Houston, Texas, called Special Agent Robert A. Frazier, who was
i the Laboratory duty supervisor at that time. White was very incoherent and
rambling during his conversation and it was Frazier's belief that the individual
1 was probably intoxicated.
Briefly, Frazier was able to determine that White had been contacted by
a prospective client in Houston and asked to initiate a suit against the Peters
Cartridge Company because two shotgun shells had gone cff in the client’s jacket
injuring the client. While wanted an official opinion whether or not it was possibl
for the shells to explode in this manner. Frazier (who is one of the Laboratory’s
most experienced firearms experts) advised him that he could not give him any
opinion in this matter because of the fact that the Laboratory does not give
testimony or opinions in connection with tivil matters. During the discussion it
was mentioned that White might contact the Houston Office today concerning
this matter.
As vou know. I called the Houston Office at 9:30 this mornina and talked
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with Supervisor Fred Fehl in the absence of SAC Rightmyer to alert Houston to
the possibility that White might call the Houston Office today. I told Fehl that
under no circumstances should any statement be made to White which could be
used in a civil action since this could be a very controversial matter and that
Peters Cartridge Company was one of the largest concerns in the firearms
business and one with which the Bureau had in the past and undoubtedly will contin
to do business. Fehl stated that the Houston Office would be alert for White; that
they would make discreet inquiry and advise the Bureau.
Bureau filescontaiiwi^nforimtion which could be identified with White,
A former employee^Hjjj^^^^^^^H^^Bwas employed as a student fingerprint
classifier 4-21-41 ancRemwecUro^Tne rolls 9-7-41 because he failed to return
to active dutv from militarv leave within the rermirerl neriorl However it would
not appear that this individual is identical with the attorney, White.
ACTION: 70 - U V*
Non 6^. . . for information in the event that this in dividu 51" should calTor
correspond with the Bureau subsequently,
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Mr. Mohr
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subject:
Mr* Belmo
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CORPUS CHRIST I , TEXAS
INFORMATION CONCERNING
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date: 1-21-62
T olson
Belmont
Mohr
Callahan
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A collect call was received by the switchboard at
5:14 a. a., 1-21-62, from a man identifying himself as Dave R.
McBride, Corpus Christ!, Texas. He insisted on speaking with
the Director and, when informed the Director's office was
closed, stated the call was personal in nature and he would
talk with no one else.
Miss Gandy was contacted by the switchboard and
Mr. McBride was informed the Director was unavailable.
Mr. McBride declined to talk to anyone else and hung up.
Miss Gandy requested that the files be checks
on Mr. McBride, who gave his telephone number as
ACTION
A check of the most recent issue of the Corpus Christ!
telephone directory disclosed no person by captioned name, or
i- any variation, listed therein* Based on the limited information
| available. Bureau indices contained no reference identifiable
I with Mr. McBride.
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UNITED STATES G
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Memorai.J.....
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Mr. ¥• C. Sail! van
DATK: 1 - 21-60
rRO “ : Mr. R. H. Bayne
subject:
nformation concerning
7:00 AH, 1-21-62,
contacts
~SI|^HilRon the
ana nay have been dr:’
her son
tes ana put on<
was somewhat incfflSWlft (O
advised that on l-6-£2 \
was killed by his wife at
wanted xne F.B.X. to investigat^henatter^hewa^dvised
that this was a local police matter not within the jurisdiction
of the F.B.I. \
persons
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Bureau indices contain no pertinent info re above
Action: For information
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MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION CONCERNING
(GENERAL INVESTIGATIVE DIVISION) . r
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LOSS OF ARMY DISCHARGE PAPERS
papers tbe previous evening, 1-17-62. His serial number is
On 1-18-62 captioned individual telepbonically contacted tbe ..
MpfitifiraHnn DidfllAn an/i adviser! Kp had ln«t his United S ta te ft Afmv diRrharvgfr
^^an^he Cj
was dis charged from the Armv^nl 1-5-45. He presently reside's at^^|H£
NW. and was bom Washington* D. C His home telephone t
He had previously reported this matter to the
Metropolitan Police Department and the Veterans Administration.
number is
1 tactfully explained to
that in the absence of a
Federal violation, no investigation could be conducted by this Bureau, however,
should information be called to the attention of the Bureau concerning his discharge
papers he would be appropriately advised. \
No criminal reco rd w as locat ed on above i ndividual, however, ^7
United States Army print on R arr V ^j£rial number and
date of birth, reflecting induction into United' States Army on located
in the Civil Files of the Identification Division. Notations on the print reveals
criminal file researches were requested on 3-5-56 and 12-10-58, the latter in
behalf of Washington Fieid Office.
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For information.
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OFFICEVF DIRECTOR
FEDERAL BUREAU OF I NVEST I GAT I OR
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
8:59PM ^Z&JL/anuary 22, 1962
ilepboned
through operator from Detroit,
Michigan for the Director. He was
advised of die Director's absence
and offered the services of an
assistant which he declined by
asking that the Director return his
call through operato r 650 In
Detroit. Telephone
Sull i van
Mr* T»e1
Mr* Trotter
Mr. Jones
Tele, ftoom.
Mr. Ingram.
Miss Holmes
Ml ss Gandy
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ounded to be intoxicated.
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is not Identifiable in Bureau files*
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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUST
4 a
7:00PM
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January 23, 1962 A
Mr. Deloach
Mr. Evans
telephoned
from Neosho, Missouri for the
Director. He was advised of the
Director* 8 absence and offered the
services of an assistant which he
declined.
Mr. Malone-.
Mr. Rosen
Mr. Sullivan
Mr. Tavel
Mr. Trotter
Mr. Jones
Tele. Room
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Miss Holmes
M i ss Gandy -
He 6tated that he wanted only to
speak with Mr. Hoover since Mr.
Hoover is a religious man he felt that he could
give him an* Uplift” He also stated "Since Roosevelt
is dead, I have to talk to Mr. Hoover."
He then terminated the call.
- ~ is not identifiable in Bureau files,
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subject:
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Mr. DeLoaqB^
date: 1/24/62
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AMES, IOWA
d as /£■ C-^ L L $
Today at 10:25 a. m. , B^^HBalled long distance from
Ames, Iowa, and spoke to SA John W. O’Beirne of the Crime Research
Section.
mded as if he was intoxicated and had difficulty^tfl*^
in conveying ms purpose in calling. The impression gained was that he
has a plan to use the services of the FBI and a number of his friends who
together with a fund of two million dollars will be able to change the world.
He said he heard the Director's talk the other day and said to himself
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His conversation indicated that he did not take his own advise. He wanted
SA O'Beirne to telephone him back in Ames, Iowa, concerning Mr. Hoover's
decision to participate in his plan. He was advised this could not be done.
Bufiles contain no information identifiable with this individual.
RECOMMENDATION:
That if he telephones again, he be referred to a Special
Agent of the Crime Research Section.
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date: 1/26/62
FROM
subject:
W. V. Clevel
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This will record receipt of a telephone calls at 1:20 p>i. (
January 26, 1962, from the above-captioneiTIndividual who advised
that he is employed by the Federal Savings and Loan Association.
dvised that he has a friend who has been given a
security clearance by the Navy and his friend is considerably upset
at this time concerning the possibility of his losing his ^
clearance Bince he is a witness in some sort of civil suit. i
wanted to know if the fact that a Government employee was to be a
witness in a civil suit would affect his clearance. He was told
the FBI does not grant security clearances except for its own
employees and it was suggested to him, if he desired to pursue the
matter further, that he should contact the Office of Naval Intelligence
to his inquiry.
expressed his appreciation for the prompt answer
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OFFICE OF DIRECTOR
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UR I TED STATES DEPARTHERT OF JUSTICE
3:24PM January 29, 1962
Hr. Mohr,
Hr. Ollahan
Loach _3l
Mr, Evert*
Hr. Malone
Mr. Rosen.
telephoned
through operator from Portland,
Oregon , for the Director. He was
advised of the Director's absence
and offered the services of an
assistant which he declined
asking that the Director call him
back through Operator 21 In Portland, h ;sshoims
Hiss Gandy
>sence .
Mr. Sullivan
Mr. T»el
Mr. Trotte
Mr. Jones
Tele. Roont
Mr. ingraft
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OFFICE OF DIRECTOR
FEDERAL BUREAU OF UIVESTIGATIOR
URtTED STATES DEPARTFCRT Of JUSTICE
1:49PM February 1, 1962
Mr* Malone
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telephoned through Mr* Rosen
operatOTfrom F^rtWorthJTesa, »"'«
for the Director^ He was advised »r. i»«> —
c( the Director's absence and offered-;. ««-
Mr. Jones
TtlS* Room.
Mr. Ingram
Miss Holmes
Miss Gandy
the services of an assistant which
he declined by cancelling the call.
Mr. Johns has telephoned for the
Director on several occasions
within the last two days, refuses to speak with an
assistant and canceUs the calls. i
Bureau files are not being checked because of
the common name and the lack of identifying
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date: 2-1-
subject:
M. GREEN
MISCELLANEOUS - TNFCR MATTON CONCERNING
At 1:05 a. m. James MjrCT een. College Park . Maryland.
' called lor the Director's Office and was referred to Midnight Supervisor
William E. Assume, General Investigative Division.
Green, who sounded mentally unbalanced, prefaced his
remarks by stating he was a disabled Marine veteran and felt he had a
, right to discuss his personal matters with any high Government official.
He stated that he had no information concerning a violation within the
jurisdiction of the FBI but advised he wanted advice as to how he could
be reconciled with his estranged wife.
It was explained to Mr. Green that the Bureau could not
offer any such advice and he was referred to an attorney of his choice.
Green indicated he understood the Bureau's position and appreciated
♦h a AnnAwhinffn f a pUaiitisa
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Bureau indites indicate Green may be identical with an
individual of the same name who, on 11-11-53 endeavored to see the
Director to report that he had been uns uccessful in trying to talk to
the President of the United States. He indicated that he felt as an
American citizen it was within his Constitutional rights to be able to
personally converse with the Head of the Government. He also wanted
FBI assistance in helping him solve the current world problems. At the
time of that interview Green also indicated his family was located in .
Indiana as was indicated by captioned complainant (66-3182-3494).
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INFORMATION CONCERNING (L)
aavisR^m^^^^ac^^l !
ArlingTorT^TTWjnia, xeiepnonically
'oil owed a car being driven in a
reckless manner. This car, a 1951 Ford, Virginia license
”). was narked bv its driver at an anartment house at
Arlington, Virginia. y nK*-l
The driver, identity not known, toldflBHiP
that he had diplomatic immunity and could not be arrested
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federal records in his car.
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No Bureau action necessary.
Auxiuiv :
For information
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date: 2-5-62
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At 12:55 vbo sta. ted only that
he was calling from NewportB each^TaTifornia f called to
request information a^t^how he could contact the "local ' W7 * * m >
office" of the FBI. stated that he had been trying
for several hours to reacnthe Los Angeles Office of the FBI
with negative results.
sounded intoxicated and/or mentally
deranged, ue inquired as to whether Uidnlght Supervisor
William E. As sums was a Republican or Democrat; wanted to
know how Richard E. Nixon could be telephonicaily contacted ; flJftYt)* I
an^cenerally asked information of a political nature.
J[H|HH^was informed that no comment of a political nature
woui^De made and he was furnished the telephone m
the Los Angeles Office. This apparently satisfied
with
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US - IK FORMATION CONCERNING
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N ebraska f ca
in locating her husband.
South Sioux City, flyTXSrk/
request Bureau assistance
stated that her husband is a truck
driver and - every year he leaves her for an extended period \ 1
of time leaving her without financial resources. She stated wJV 1 ''
she had a bunch of bills and people were "persecuting" her.
It was explained to that the natter of #l ViVc)-/
which she complained was not one within the Jurisdiction of * w ^
the FBI and tha^sh^^ieht call to report the natter to local
authorities. sounded nentallv disturbed.
Bur<
with
indices contain no information identifiable
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UM I TED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
7:37PM
anu ary 31, 1062
i
Nr. Nalone
Nr. Rosan
Nr. Sullivan
Nr* Ta*«1
Nr. Trott
Nr. Jones
Tele. Room
Nr. fngreai
Niss H 0 l«t
[ NS te lephoned through
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for the Director, tie wan advised <*
the Director's absence and offered the
services of an assistant which he i
refused by cancelling the call. X^
It is noted that tew JNto* telephoned
for the Director yesterday and * “
earlier today and declined to speak to anyone else
indicating that he would call back later. Bureau
files have not been checked because of the common
name and the lack of identifying data.
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Mr. C.A.
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date: February 4, 1982
W. V. Clevi
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At 8:35 a.m., February 4, 1962, captioned individual called
theBureaufrom Woodbine J ..New Jersey, indicating that he resided
that town. spoke In an incoherent manner
appeared as though he had been under the influence of alcoholic beverages.
The purpose in calling the Bureau was to determine whether or not the
Bureau would accept an assignment to "tail” an individual and report back
to him. The Bureau's jurisdiction was explained to him and the call was
terminated.
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ACTION:
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Mr. De Loach
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W. C. Sullivan^*-^ , " V ~
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DATE: February 4» 1962
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- TELEPHONE CALL
Salisbury , Ma ryiang, caneo at 1:00 a, si. 2/4/62. o« -x
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California during World War II. t he had been "checked" P)
hy^the FBI. He wanted to know whether, as a result
of this, he could list the FBI as a reference on an [
application for a job. It was explained that he could
not be authorized to do so. Bureau files contain no
information identifiable with
RECOMMENDATION :
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INTION: CRIME RECORDS DIVISION
DATE:.
FROM
1/29/62
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subject:
HENRY J. WHITE
RESEARCH MATTER
jL/'rrjU £<
RE: Bureau phone call to Houston, 1/18/62
A
aeieiencea Bureau rexepaonei call poinuea our mat
a man identifying himself as _HENRY J.1 WHITE, an attorney from
Houston, had telephonic ally contacted' the Bureau on the pre— /
vious evening regarding a civil suit against the "peter
Car tir icigo CornDsny
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In an effort to identify and determine somej
of the background of
1/18/62 interviewed
County Bar Association, Houston, Texas. She advised she *
could locate no record of a man by the name of HENRY J. WHITE
as being a member of the Harris County Bar Association or a
member of the State Bar of Texas,
The records of the Cred it Bureau of Gr eater Houston
were checked for SA RUSSELL by *&:4flflHHflMM0^and he advis
that he could locate no record of a man by the name of HENRY J.
WHITE now living in Houston and being an attorney at law.
It is also noted that the current telephone directory
for the City of Houston lists no person by the name of HENRY J/i
WHITE and there are no attorneys listed in the classified sec- UW
tion of the telephone directory by that name.
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ornce m mis matter an mis time, ana this case is being!
marked closed. . .
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date:
2-5*
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(bV^eV-i
CHULA VISTA, CALIFORNIA
COMPLAINANT
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Captioned Individual telephoned for the Director at 5:20 p.mT
Friday, 2-2-62, and upon referral, spoke with SA James R. Healy, Crime
Research Section.
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who sounded as though she were crying, wished die
wrecior io speaa out in support of the "far right. ” She stated the "far right”
I is being blamed for the recent bombings in Southern California and that someone
I of the stature of Mr. Hoover must come to their aid.
that (ha TOT I
organization but that her
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would be brought to Mr. Hoover’s attention.
Bufiles reflecti^B^mBPis apparently identical with a'
who wrote the Director on 4-14-61 commending him upon "Masters of Deceit”
and expressing her concern over the menace of communism and her fears ever
rumors of the Director's retirement. A letter was sent to her on 4-25-61 advising
the Director h ad no thought of retiring and enclosing material on co mmunism.
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subject:
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Apple Supermarkn”
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Caller, a female who refused to disclose identity bat a
claimed she could be contacted c/o •** Thomas. Bio A Dole ri
SueeraarlMli Columbus, Georgia, called at 2:43 AM2-7-62 and T
initially requested income tax information. Wien referred to
Internal Revenue Service she then claimed real purpose of call
was to volunteer Information concerning the "syndicate” but
because of fear of harm could only do so in personal "confidential"
contact. When pressed for further description of herself, Thomas,
the "syndicate” and nature of the information she desired to
furnish, she became abusive and hung up. Her incoherence and
general poor attitude suggested likelihood of instability.
Bufiles contain no information identifiable with, Ur.
Thomas or
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File.
1-V. C. Sullivan
1-B. C. Rachner
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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
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11:05AM
February 3, 1962
Mf\ Tol son
M
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4 *
through operator from Belleville^
Illinois for the Director. She was
advisea of the Director’s absence
and offered the services of an / 1 '( i
assistant which she declined by
asking that the Director return her
call throug h operator 31 in Belleville,
/Telephone
Mr. Ma! /Pf ...
Mr. Rosen
Mr, Sul 1 ivan
Mr. Tavel
Mr. Trotter
Mr. Jones
Tele. Room_^L
Mr. Ingram
Miss Holmes
Miss Gandy —
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Bureau Indices contain no reference to Kathryn
Grossmann.
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Tolion —
Belmont .
Mohr
Callahan
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DeLoach.
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Tavel _
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At 9:25 a.m. , this morning, captioned individual,
speaking in a somewhat incoherent manner, called the Bureau
a*«i4 «*\AVa +A Si 1? IT Vai*(T 9 n
auu oyvau ww m*» a $ ** * &»***
alleged that he had been drafted about the
time of the Korean War and had received an undesirable
discharge. He complained that his "ci vi 1 ri ghts " had been f-V
invaded because he hid difficulty in ootaining employment
due to his undesirabl^discharge from the service. Upon (
further quest! oning^HI^B® stated that the "Army didn't
like me and found me unfit for military service" and
declined to discuss this matter further.
.stated he had previously talked to the
Bureau's New York Office and to other authorities in New York!?
but that they only laughed at him and he ^^^^^^^ived no
encouragement or assistance whatsoever. st&tsd that .
he wanted all the Army records turned over to him and for
the FBI to investigate the whole matter.
was advised that this was not within
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take the matter up with the appropriate military authorities.
ACTION ^
None. For informati
information identifiable with
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MISCELLANEOUS
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called at2 :
nonspec:
WflfeVI
Rockville, Maryland,
tion.
who sounded drunk, said he was with an ,
Individual by the nane of "DeViggens" (phonetic) who was
questioning him ab out his enploynent and wanted hin to go
places that^H^fc&d not want to go.
It could not be determined from MIA where DeViggens]
wanted him to go nor could he coherently furnish a^^in forma tion
about the line of questioning used by DeTlggens j 4|iB ®wld
that he was leaving the cafe in which he was located and heading
bone but wanted to advise the Bureau of the above before he left.
with
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At 2:28 a. a., 2/18/62,
W a s hington. D . C. . ca
the conversation she definitely sounded Intoxicated and bee
even acre noticeable after she talked for a few ainutes. She
incoherent; however, in general, she coaplalned about a union
official waking a large sua of aoney. Then she was asked for aore
detailed infomation and why she wanted to talk to an FBI Agent,
she said, "You are all alike and will not do anything about it
anyway , " and hung up.
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individual .
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subject:
Mr, Evans
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date:
2/16/62
J. J. Hodges
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INFORMATION CONCERNING
At 7:50 p.m., 2/16/62,
St. Louis, Missouri, called the Bureau.
gave no specific
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information but talked of HCUA hearing, programs on TV, her personal ( '~ i> ’
problems and gave experiences while taking electric shock treatments at the
St. Mary's Hospital, St. Louis, Missouri.
ACTION:
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date: 3/18/63
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At 13:31 a.m., 2/18/62,
H. V., Washington, _p_._C. _______
She said she has resided there for seven years and recently hasscv
been receiving "peculiar" calls regarding the FBI. She was ffs
incoherent and rambled on about having her phone disconnected (tj
at one tine. Froa the tenor of her conversation It sounded as 1
though she is mentally unstable.
Individual.
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The captioned Individual telephoned long distance to the
Bureau on February 15, and spoke to SA John W. O’Beirne of the
Crime Research Section.
He attempted to have a Special Agent come to Interview
him concerning a book he is writing regarding what he described as the
"superb secret society" which is working for the destruction of oar ...
GovernmnnLamHs 85 per cent Jewish. He informed that he is a for mer^
«.«* h e served P/
in World War I. ^HH^Bsounded as ,
he was under the influence of alcohol and spoke at great length concerning
this -"cabal" which, he says is operating against the United States for
Russia. He was informed that no Special Agent would be sent to interview
him.
Bufiles contain no information identifiable with
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advised he resided at
had a security complaint and wanted the writer to meet him in
Wilcox, Pennsylvania 2/18/62. He stated that he would furnish no
information over the phone but his troubles were "magnetism,
hypnotism and communism."
From his incoherent and rambling conversation, it
appeared he was slightly unbalanced or drunk. He hung up without
making any allegation.
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complainant.
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[ 1 F orward to F lie Review
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Ty pe of References Requested:
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1— — i All References (Subversive <S Nonsubversive ^
LJ Subversive References Only
I I Nonsubversive References Only
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Ty pe of Search Requested:
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referred to Midnight Supervisor Will inn X. Aesnue, Genersl *
Investigative Division.
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| FBI to take action against four unidentified Italian sen who he
stated oper
New Jersey,
restaurant
combination restaurant and bar in Glen Ridge,
said that he had been forceabluremoved from this
with order never to return. indicated he 1
aia not intend to dick down to any iTaiiane ana ne wanted me mi
to assist bin in re-entering the above restaurant.
It was explained to that on the basis of (WtiXc ) </
information furnished there was no indication of a violation within
the jurisdiction of the FBI and that If he had any complaint against
the restaurant operators he should refer the matter to his local
police.
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became very abusive and obscene and terminated
the call. _ v t
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tomorrow (2-21-62). She
At 5:10 p. m. today,
requested an appointment with the Dir eel
stated that the information she had pertained to her being "kidnaped” as a
child and subsequently being "brainwashed" by the people that "kidnaped"
her. It is noted her conversation was at times very rambling. She stated
she had information that the persons who "kidnaped" her and reared her as
their own child were now preventing her from seeing her own children.
Furthermore, they had told her that she was "a mental case. "
The Director’s extremely heavy pressure of business
was explained to her, and it was suggested to her that she should contact *
the New Tork Office if she felt her information should be brought to the
attention of the FBL She said she personally wanted to inform the Director *
of this and would come to Washington tQjaorrow to see Mm. With that she
terminated the conversation. Bufiles contain no record identifiable with ,
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This person vistieS Se Bureau ori 2*21-62 and ;
spoke to SA John W. 0 * 801 x 110 , Crime Research Sectiodi
She told a rambling. Irrational story about two persons'
who claim to be her parents but are not. They now havw
custody of her twin sons who she claims Were fathered >
by the "archangel. " She described herself as a former
Hollywood starlet and burlesque entertainer.
m^^gave the impression of being mentally unstable f
as she related many exceptional difficulties about her
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CELLANBOUS - INFORMATION CONCERNING
Be Bureau latter to Newark , l/12/i
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title of this case la changed to show the fall
name of subject as developed during interview.
The files of the Newark Office do not contain any
cation fros the Bureau concerning the call sade by
to the Bureau on 9/17/61. (OfiXO-t
bOSilM
and
ralnflr VBSfiA
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was interviewed on 2/5/62 by sa«
m Hoboken,^.
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claims to have a captains rating for sea4t/£f£c)'/
tt tfila tin* uld hs 1 m it nrfswffAl nor tws A flHr
sent for sose sort of fungus disease At the U. 5v* Public Health
Service, at Marine Hospital, Staten Island, H.T.
laims to know D t. SBUI, who is the victim
in the case entitled, "UKN01H SUBJECT; SR. ROBERT SOBLEN -
VICTIM; ET AL, EXTORTION, OO: NEW TORI. M He claims to have a\. v
met RpRLEM originally while in Germany, but his most recent W ^€)
contact with him was in 1939 when he m aid th a t armr. ie was
responalblefo]^the commitment of his *JflHHHhMtker«4B4)*
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.Central Is Ufcjtoepi ta^ a mental institution located om tUfto
Dong iftlMA* l.U is obsessed with the idea that there is a
conspiracy, both Oommunist andcrlainal in nature, against
both the United States and^^H^ During the interview
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rambled on at length regarding the experiences of his
life and blaming all of his misfortune on this conspiracy.
While he admitted that he had been in Central rCVi/A I
Islip for a period of six months* he also displayed what
appeared to be a decree S. District Court in
Washington, D.C., dat e d^|H| which decreed him to be of
sound mind.
either displayed or stated that he had
correspondence with President JOHN F. KENNEDY; Attorney General
ROBERT KENNEDY and the United States Attorney for the District
of Columbia.
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The following is a description of
Name :
Address :
Date of Birth;
Place of. Birth:
Height:
Weight :
Hair:
Eyes:
Characteristics ;
Complexion:
Marital Status:
Wife:
Scars and Marks:
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Arrest Record:
Claims arrest in 1960 by Miami
Police Department
Unknown charge
It is recommended that the Bur eau not acknowledge
any communications received l ron 4i|B in *ke future.
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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT Of JUSTICrt^V **' .
7:20PM February 21, 1962 A \ $1
Ml r. Evans
lephooed nr. mn1om_
;t Through operator fro m Dounev. «r. «otan —
California f or the Director* She waa Nr - 5u111y “*'
advised of the Director's absence
and told If she desired to pay for the
call* an assistant would be glad to
speak with her* She declined to pay
for the call*
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Miss Gandy
Hie operator advised that
"quite ine briated" and that she (the operator) would
try to gelfllBno call the Los Angeles
Office. 1
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telephoned through operator
Portchester, NewYork for the
Director* He was advised of the
Director's absence and offered Hie
services of an assistant. He declined
to speak with an assistant by
advising that what he had to say was
Mr. Mona
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important and he wanted only to speak NiM «•**
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again.
It is noted that^q^H^^^^^^^ptelephoned for
the Director on Monday, February 19, and at that
time refused to speak with an assistant indicating
that he had to speak with Mr, Hoover*
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